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Robert Waddel of Burnhead, and John Grieve, Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee for his Creditors v. Thomas Wilson, residing at Bunkle — 1 Sep 1820

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Protest against sale of Robert Waddel's lands by Thomas Wilson, alleging illegal conduct and breach of trust-deed obligations.

John Grieve v. Thomas Wilson — Memorial, 7 Dec 1824 [2]

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Memorial of John Grieve, Trustee for the Creditors of Robert Waddel, arguing that the defender's title to the lands secured by his bond is invalid and that the sale was improperly conducted

Vianna, Dias, Reys, and Company, and others, and Mandatories v. Roderick M'Iver — Answers, 23 May 1826

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Answers by Roderick M'Iver, Charger, to the Bill of Suspension for Vianna, Dias, Reys, and Co., arguing that the Judge Admiral's award of remuneration is lawful and adequate under maritime salvage principles.

Roderick M'Iver v. Barros and Chanto — 22 Jan 1822

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Customs surveyor Roderick M'Iver claims $31,215 salvage from pirates who sank the schooner Jane, seeking statutory one-eighth reward under Queen Anne’s Act.

John Ure, John Miller and George Taylor v. John Shearer and Others, Trustees of the late James Dunlop — Answers, 2 Feb 1825

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Trustees of late J. Dunlop answer petitioners’ claim that they owed proceeds in goods at Dunlop’s risk, denying he was a commission agent or owner of the coffee consignment.

APPENDIX. No. I. Copy—Execution of Inhibition.

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Inhibition orders executed against trustees to prevent alienation of estate assets pending litigation over inheritance rights.

APPENDIX. No. I. SUMMONS of REDUCTION, &c.—ELIZABETH ANNE Hay, alias Turnbull, Relict, and Mary Gordon Turnbull, and Elizabeth Jane Turnbull, Daughters of the late John Turnbull, M

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Pursuers seek annulment of 1806 supplementary trust deed and account, claiming it was procured fraudulently and void under statute, and that prior 1804 deed irrevocably secured property for children.

APPENDIX. NOTE, for MARY GORDON TURNBULL, and ELIZABETH JANE TURNBULL, daughters, and for ELIZABETH ANN HAY alias TURNBULL, relict of the deceased John Turnbull, Merchant in Edinbu

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Trustees petition for access to missing deed vesting trust property in Mrs Turnbull; Court orders answers and requires deed for adjudication.

Mary Gordon Turnbull and Elizabeth Jane Turnbull or Jam v. John Tawse — Duplies, 26 May 1826

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Respondent defends trustees' accounting against objectors' claims of mismanagement and breach of trust.

No. III. ANSWERS for JOHN TAWSE, writer in Edinburgh, only surviving Trustee of Mrs ELIZABETH ANNE HAY or TURNBULL, wife of John Turnbull, merchant in Edinburgh, both now deceased,

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Trustees defend trust accounts against beneficiaries’ claims that advances were unauthorized donations, citing trust deed limits and beneficiaries’ financial independence.

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