Petition — William Moir and Others, Warrant to deliver up Deed
Abstract
Petition of William Moir and others, asking the Court to permit delivery of a trust-disposition for stamping under the Stamp Act
John Thomson v. James Knox — Revised Minute of Debate [2]
Abstract
Defender argues Stirling is not liable for pauper’s aid as she acquired prior settlements elsewhere, and her husband’s settlement in St Cuthberts remains valid.
James Knox v. John Thomson — Revised Minute of Debate, 18 May 1850
Abstract
Court orders parties to submit revised debate minutes on parochial settlement rights in Hay v. Skene, involving desertion before statute, children’s interests, and parish residence claims.
Thomson v. Knox — Minute
Abstract
Joint minute detailing Mrs. Grizybowski's residences and her husband's desertion in 1844, with child birthplaces and timelines.
APPENDIX No. III. APPENDIX No. IV.
Abstract
Court rejects preliminary defences, closes record on summons and defences, and orders pursuer to detail residence history and dates of family events while defender must admit or deny accuracy.
John Thomson v. James Knox — Revised Minute of Debate [3]
Abstract
Pursuer seeks reimbursement for pauper relief and future support burden; Defender resists on grounds of settlement loss and jurisdiction.
APPENDIX. INTERLOCUTORS in Inferior Court.
Abstract
Court grants diligence and prorogations in trustee election contest between M'Naughtan and Turnbull, rejecting multiple votes for lack of vouching or statutory compliance.
M'Callum and Garrioch and George M'Callum v. John Stewart — Note
Abstract
Complainers challenge a charge against them for a promissory note allegedly granted by their dissolved firm, asserting it was fraudulently dated and endorsed after dissolution.
The Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston Direct Railway Company v. The Caledonian Railway Company — Answers, 8 May 1850
Abstract
Answers by the Caledonian Railway Company to the petition of the Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston Direct Railway Company for the Appointment of a Judicial Factor.
XI.—INTRODUCTION to Trainer's Petition for Aliment
Abstract
Court refused petition for aliment as petitioner lacked title to claim debt from bankrupt's estate.
