UNTO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORDS OF COUNCIL AND SESSION, Reclaiming Note
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Reclaiming note challenging imprisonment for statutory fine, asserting no aliment due under Act of Grace.
Wilhelmina Chalmers of Walker and others v. Michael Rowand and others — Condescendence, 17 Jun 1836
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Claimants assert first-priority rights to proceeds from sale of secured lands, rejecting defenders’ claims to superior security or valid infeftment.
RE-REVISED CONDESCENDENCE AND CLAIM FOR MICHAEL ROWAND of Linthouse, Banker in Glasgow, John Buchanan of Ardoch, John Lennox, Kincaid Lennox of Woodhead, James Smith of Craigend, a
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Claimants assert ownership of lands via heritable security and payment, seeking priority over sale proceeds; respondents deny validity of infeftment and claimants’ priority.
Michael Rowand and Others, Partners of Carrick, Brown and Company v. Mrs Williamina Chalmers or Walker, Captain Henry Walker and William Walker — Defences, 24 Feb 1836
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Defences by Mrs Williamina Chalmers or Walker, et al., asserting that the Summons' conclusions are incompetent and contrary to the Bankrupt Statute, particularly regarding the trustee's discharge and the burden of discharge expenses.
Alexander Æneas Grant v. Mrs Wilhelmina Chalmers or Walker — Summons, 30 Dec 1835 [2]
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Trustee seeks to distribute sale proceeds of sequestrated lands among competing heritable creditors, including a liferent holder and a company in trust.
Michael Rowand, John Buchanan, John Lennox Kincaid Lennox and John Cross Buchanan v. Mrs Wilhelmina Chalmers or Walker and Others — Reclaiming Note, 9 Jul 1836
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Claimants Carrick, Brown and Company seek to rank their claim against Mrs. Chalmers and others, asserting their security covers all three parcels of a feudal tenement, not just Janefield.
Separate Appendix to Reclaiming Note, Mrs. Bethune Morison, and Others against Lord Moncreiff's Interlocutor
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Mrs. Bethune Morison and others reclaim a note against Lord Moncreiff's interlocutor in a multiple poinding process initiated by naval officers and trustees.
CLAIM for Mrs. Morison and Others. IV.—REVISED CONDESCENDENCE and CLAIM for Mrs. Knight's Trustees, and for Mrs. Jane Maxwell Moncrieff or Stewart, and Others ; WITH ANSWERS theret
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Claimants seek preferential distribution of rents from Halkerton, Balmyle, and Scotstown estates under Mrs. Knight’s 1826 trust-deed, excluding expenses unrelated to the trust’s execution.
III.—REVISED CONDESCENDENCE and CLAIM for Mrs. Isobel Bethune Morison of Naughton, and Others ; WITH ANSWERS thereto for Mrs. Knight's Trustees, and for Mrs. Jane Maxwell Moncrieff
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Claimants seek rents from Halkerton, Balmyle, Scotstown estates under a 1826 trust deed, disputing trustees’ management and distribution.
RECLAIMING NOTE FOR MRS. ISOBEL BETHUNE MORISON of Naughton, and MISS LILLIAS MAXWELL, residing in Dundee, and for the said Mrs. Isobel Bethune Morison; and Miss Lillias Maxwell, a
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Trustees must pay title-related expenses from fund in medio before distributing free rents to claimants.
