Robert Home-Gordon v. Robert Grant — Condescendence, 8 Feb 1791
Abstract
Robert Home-Gordon sues Robert Grant over alleged nominal qualification for a parliamentary seat, citing precedent set in Lieutenant M'Kenzie's case and referencing solicitation by the Countess of Sutherland or General Grant.
Robert Home-Gordon v. Robert Grant — Replies, 27 Jan 1791
Abstract
January 27, 1791 Replies by Robert Home-Gordon, Esq; and others, to the answers for Robert Grant, Esq; Thomas Manson, Agent.
Robert Home-Gordon of Embo and George Mackay of Bighouse v. Robert Grant of Elchies — Answers, 14 Jan 1791
Abstract
January 14, 1791 Answers by Robert Grant of Elchies to the petition and complaint of Robert Home-Gordon of Embo and George Mackay of Bighouse, responding to allegations of nominal and fictitious freehold qualification.
Additional Appendix to Reclaiming Note, Daniel Swanston against Lord Cockburn's Interlocutor
Abstract
June 15, 1838 Additional Appendix to Reclaiming Note, Daniel Swanston, against Lord Cockburn's interlocutor
Daniel Swanston v. Messrs Stewart, Pott and Company, Robert Stewart and Francis Pott — Reasons, 21 Jun 1836
Abstract
April 5, 1833 Revised Reasons of Suspension of the complainer against the respondents, detailing transactions through Mr Smith and renewals of bills
Elias Gibb and Others v. Alexander Pirgivie and Others — Answers, 26 Feb 1838
Abstract
February 26, 1838 Defences of Alexander Pirgivie and others against Gibb and others, asserting the pursuers have not accounted for trust funds and are not entitled to claim indemnification without proper vouchers.
Small, Colquhoun, & Company v. Henry Brock — Petition and Complaint, 20 Dec 1837
Abstract
Foreign merchants, unable to prove claims within 10 months due to overseas account delays, seek dividend delay to preserve equitable share in sequestrated estate.
LC Volume 07 — Petition, 20 Nov 1837 [2]
Abstract
November 20, 1837 Petition of James Bunten, Trustee on the Sequestrated Estates of Cleland and Tassie, asking the Court to authorise acceleration of the first dividend as instructed by creditors
