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William Kerr v. Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr, and Others, Representatives of Daniel Kerr — Answers, 14 May 1836

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Defenders deny liability for Gray’s claim, asserting they warranted only against known claims, not unknown ones, and relied on pursuer’s submitted renunciation letter.

Daniel Kerr Gray v. William Kerr — Reclaiming Note

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Pursuer seeks to have interlocutor altered to separate relief action from original action and to recover expenses against William Kerr.

REC. NOTE—DANIEL KERR GRAY, AGAINST Lord Jeffrey's Interlocutor.

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Reclaiming Petition of Daniel Kerr Gray, against Lord Jeffrey's interlocutor

STATEMENT of FACTS for Campbell of Glensaddell, &c. AND PURSUER'S ANSWERS thereto.

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Statement of Facts for Campbell of Glensaddell and Pursuer's Answers with Pleas in Law

Alexander Macalister v. John Campbell and Others — 14 Jan 1834

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Alexander Macalister sues tenants and trustees for trespassing on his coastal lands to collect wreck and shell-sand, seeking interdict and damages.

Alexander Macalister v. John Campbell and David Stewart Galbreath, Esqrs. of Glensaddell, and their Tenants, and John Campbell, Esq. of Stonefield, and Others, Trustees of the late Dugald Campbell, Esq. of Kildalloig… — Respondents' Case, 1 Sep 1836

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Defenders challenge pursuer's exclusive claim to shell-sand and wreck on tidal shores adjacent to their lands, arguing the grant lacks such rights and possession is not exclusive.

Respondent's STATEMENT of FACTS and ANSWERS thereto.

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Respondent Gray seeks to interdict Mr. Railton’s poindings of Jacques’s goods, claiming authority under joint creditor measures; Mr. Pullman denies wrongdoing and asserts his right to revoke the mandate.

RECLAIMING NOTE FOR EDWARD RAILTON, Agent in Glasgow ; ROBERT PULLMAN, Merchant in London ; and JOHN CULLEN, W.S., his Mandatory. IN

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Petition to reclaim sheriff's judgment declaring diligence on original promissory note invalid after composition agreement.

Reclaiming Note, E. Railton, & R. Pullman & Mandatory against Lord Fullerton's Interlocutor

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Court allows Pullman to join as party; Lord Ordinary upholds Sheriff’s interdict, finding Railton lacked valid mandate for diligence.

Edward Railton v. Alexander Gray — Note, 14 May 1834

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Respondent seeks to interdict creditor’s diligence, asserting exclusive right to debt and invalidity of advocator’s actions without Pullman’s authority.

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