Petition — Officers of State against Inner-House Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of the Officers of State and Adam Rolland, Esq. asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
Petition — Thomas Watt against an Inner-House Interlocutor
Abstract
Petitioner seeks review of interlocutor reversing prior judgments, arguing he was sold malt for cash but was forced to accept a bill, and now seeks interest and expenses after payment was made under interim decree.
Hannah and Others v. Wyld, M'Haffie, Fearon, and Others — Duplies
Abstract
Respondents challenge petition’s validity, claiming conclusions against Armour and Co. are invalid as they weren’t parties, and poindings are lawful under §1621 despite trust deed.
Anthony Hannah, James Crawford, and John Brown v. Wyld, M'Haffie, and Fearon, and Robert Armour and Company — Replies
Abstract
Replies by Anthony Hannah, James Crawford, and John Brown to the Answers of Wyld, M'Haffie, and Fearon, and Robert Armour and Company, Merchants in Glasgow, arguing that the trust-deed vested property rights before poindings.
Wyld, M'Haffie and Fearon and Robert Armour and Company v. Anthony Hannah and Others — Reasons, 8 Jun 1826
Abstract
Respondents challenge a trust deed executed by debtor to petitioners as fraudulent and void under 1621 Act, seeking to recall interdict and dismiss petition.
Wyld, M'Haffie, and Fearon and Robert Armour and Company v. Anthony Hannah and Others — Bill of Advocation, 20 Jun 1826
Abstract
Merchants in Glasgow and Ayr challenge interlocutors against creditors who took possession of insolvent debtor’s assets via trust-deed.
Honourable Mrs. Westenra and her Husband v. R. M. H. M'Neill of Raploch — Condescendence, 13 Jun 1825
Abstract
Claimants seek to establish rental history of Mr. M‘Neill’s lands via tacks and rental records, requesting a commissioner if lease terms are disputed.
Mrs. Westenra and Husband v. R. M. H. M'Neill — Minute, 27 Jan 1825 [2]
Abstract
Mrs. Westenra seeks arrears of unvalued teind duties 1788–1799, citing rental as valid proof; defender objects, citing prior rulings barring such claims.
Poor Agnes Watson or Richardson v. Heritors and Parish of Ancrum — Report, 27 May 1828
Abstract
Witness admissibility and precognition irregularities contested, prompting commissioner’s abdication and case remitted to Edinburgh advocate.
RECLAIMING NOTE FOR The HERITORS and KIRK-SESSION of the Parish of ANCRUM.
Abstract
Agnes Watson, destitute despite a legal settlement, seeks parochial relief denied by Ancrum’s Heritors and Kirk-Session; court finds entitlement but can’t enforce due to husband’s partial responsibility and others’ aid.
