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Edward Railton v. Alexander Gray — Answers

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Defendant denies acting as mandatory for creditor, claims creditor misled him about composition and diligence, and asserts creditor assigned claim after knowing proceedings were underway.

Reclaiming Petition — Rec. Note—Edward Railton against Lord Fullerton's Interlocutor

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Lord Ordinary dismisses petition challenging sheriff's sale of goods, finding advocator lacked valid mandate after debt assignation.

Bryden v. Gibsons — Summons, 7 Jun 1836

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Trustees authorize heritors to erect toll-bars on proposed turnpike road from Piper's Grave to Selkirk boundary, with proceeds assigned to indemnify contributors under statute 1818.

Earl of Traquaire; Sir James Grant Suttie of Prestongrange and Balgone, Bart.; Robert Nutter Campbell, Esq. of Kailzie; William Allan, Esq. of Glen; William Steuart, Es... v. Charles Balfour Scott — Defences, 3 Apr 1834

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Defences by Charles Balfour Scott, Writer to the Signet, one of the executors of Charles Williamson, asserting he is entitled to absolvitor from this action, with expenses.

Earl of Traquaire and Others v. Mrs Abigail Conyers and Others — Answers, 5 Apr 1834

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Answers by Mrs Abigail Conyers of Williamson and Charles Balfour Scott to the summons at the instance of the Earl of Traquaire and others, denying the pursuers' allegations and asserting the defender's limited liability under the bond for L.1025.

Charles Earl of Traquair v. Abigail Conyers or Williamson and Charles Balfour Scott — Summons, 1834

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Pursuers, including Earl of Traquair, claim against executors of deceased Charles Williamson for debts or obligations.

Charles, Earl of Traquair v. Mrs Abigail Conyers or Williamson — Reclaiming Note

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Complainants seek to reverse an interlocutor that absolved defenders and ordered expenses, requesting the Court to repel defenses and decree in favor of the summons with costs.

RIDLEY & COMPANY AND MANDATORY v. SLOAN — Appendix, 28 Jul 1835

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Pursuers claim freight for 100 gross bottles shipped to F. A. Bell via defender’s vessel, denied by defender who asserts claim against James S. Bell.

Thomas Ridley and Company and F. A. Bell v. William Sloan — Statement of Facts, 9 Feb 1836

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Respondent asserts goods shipped to 'Mr Bell' were intended for James S. Bell, not his brother Frederick A. Bell, and denies liability beyond freight charges.

Thomas Ridley and Company and Frederick A. Bell v. William Sloan — Revised Condescendence and Answers, 1835

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Pursuers claim carrier must deliver goods to named consignee despite lien; defender resists, asserting goods were consigned to different party.

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