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Mrs. J. R. Liston and A. Johnston, W.S. v. John Gordon and John Wilkie — Bill of Advocation, 23 Jun 1831

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Mrs. Liston and Mr. Johnston defend against John Gordon’s claim to recover a bond and sasine allegedly withheld after a property sale, disputing the validity of his purchase and the discharge’s enforceability.

Mrs. Janet Ramage Liston and Alexander Johnston v. John Gordon — Reclaiming Note

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Mrs. Janet Ramage Liston and Alexander Johnston seek to reclaim expenses in a conjoint process against John Gordon and John Wilkie, with Lord Fullerton’s interlocutor supporting their claim.

Recl. Note.—Mrs. Janet Ramage Liston, and Alex. Johnston, W.S. against Lord Fullerton's Interlocutor

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Advocates seek to retain bond and sasine from buyer after discharge of heritable debt; court finds they must return documents and remits case to sheriff.

RESPONDENTS' STATEMENT of FACTS, AND ANSWERS by the Pursuers thereto.

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Respondents deny liability for company debts after selling Sir John Inglis' share, asserting no obligation arose from the sale and that pursuers benefited from company surplus.

REVISED CONDESCENDENCE for Patrick Lindesay, and Others,—Pursuers; AND REVISED ANSWERS for Messrs John Tod, W.S. and John Romanes, Writer in Edinburgh, surviving Trustees of the de

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Pursuers claim partnership rights under 1770 co-partnership contract and 1798 supplement; defenders deny liability for unpaid bonds tied to deceased partner’s share.

Sir John Inglis's Trustees v. Patrick Lindsay & Others — Answers, 14 Jan 1831

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Answers by the Trustees of Sir John Inglis to the summons of declarator, relief and payment, asserting that the defenders were absolved of company debts upon transfer of Sir John's share to Mr Geddes in 1801.

Patrick Lindesay, and Others v. Sir John Inglis' Trustees, and Others — Summons, 13 Dec 1830

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Pursuers seek declaratory relief, payment, and damages from solvent partners' representatives for unpaid bond debts of the Glass-House Company.

William Baillie Kennedy Lawrie v. James Donald and George Charles Jones — Revised Case, 26 Apr 1832

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Pursuer claims rent and interest for Edgarton farm 1801–1819; defenders seek debt/land-tax deductions barred by prior rulings.

Memorial — James Lamb, Merchant in Glasgow

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Memorial of James Lamb, Merchant in Glasgow, arguing that he is entitled to commission on sales made after dissolution of Lamb, Miller, and Company, and that the accountant's report undervalues his remuneration.

John Berry v. James Lamb — Accountant's Report, 16 Mar 1830

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Accountant assesses remuneration for managing partner James Lamb in West India firm winding-up, finding £1715 15s. reasonable vs. claimed £3841 10s.

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