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Reverend William Ogilvy seeks validation of a 1627 teinds sub-valuation from Cortachy/Clova vs. Earl of Airlie and Hon. Donald Ogilvy, disputing its legal scope and validity.

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Earl of Airlie and Donald Ogilvy seek approbation and valuation against minister William Ogilvy over parish tithes.

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Pursuers claim sole heritance and patronage of Cortachy and Clova parishes, asserting a 1627 valuation supports their teind rights; Defender denies the valuation's validity and claims no such rights exist.

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Defences for the Reverend William Ogilvy, Minister of the United Parishes of Cortachy and Clova, against the action of approbation and valuation at the instance of the Earl of Airlie, asserting the sub-valuation is void and unenforceable.

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Pursuers, including the Bakers' Society, challenge poor rate assessments in Paisley from 1796 to 1831, citing historical data on assessed entities and their contributions.

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Answers by the defenders to the statement in the minute for the pursuers, responding that mercantile societies are assessed and that the pursuers' society falls within that class.

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Bakers' Society challenges poor relief assessment, claiming its funds are legally bound to support its own members, not general burgh poor.

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Answers by the respondent to the bill of suspension, responding to the argument that the arbiter lacks authority to award expenses under the terms of the submission.

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Pursuer argues arbitrator has same powers as judge to award expenses without express clause, citing Roman and Scottish precedent; Defender denies this power exists unless contractually granted.

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Defender challenges validity of reference award and expenses against him as individual, asserting referee exceeded powers and pursuer lacks legal standing.