Grainger and Miller v. John Cross and Others — Summons, 1834
Abstract
Civil engineers Grainger and Miller sue shareholders and committee members for unpaid fees and interest from railway survey work in 1830–1832.
Additional Appendix to Reclaiming Note, Mrs Watson against Lord Fullerton's Interlocutor
Abstract
May 19, 1834 Additional Appendix to Reclaiming Note of Mrs Watson, arguing that the defender is bound to account for £130 instalments paid to her as trustee for Hannah Watson and the pursuer.
Mrs Mary Miller Watson and Husband v. Mrs Ann Stewart or Watson — Appendix, 9 May 1834
Abstract
May 9, 1834 Appendix of Mrs Watson, against Mrs Rankine, &c., containing depositions and documents relating to trustees’ meetings and property settlements.
LC V7 Reclaiming Note, 3 Apr 1834
Abstract
Mrs Rankine seeks to reclaim funds from her late husband's estate, arguing improper application to general executry vs. Hannah Watson's account, and requests alteration or remittal of interlocutor.
Mrs Ann Stewart or Watson v. Mrs Mary Miller Watson or Rankine — Appendix, 9 May 1834
Abstract
May 9, 1834 Appendix to Reclaiming Note of Mrs Ann Stewart or Watson and Others, against Mrs Mary Miller Watson or Rankine, detailing accounts of charge and discharge from 1814 to 1830.
LC Volume 07 — Reclaiming Petition, 3 Apr 1834
Abstract
April 3, 1833 Reclaiming Petition of Mrs Ann Stewart, against Lord Fullerton's interlocutor
Mrs Ann Stewart v. Mrs Mary Miller Watson — Bill of Advocation, 28 Aug 1833
Abstract
Aug 28, 1833: Mrs Ann Stewart seeks court to revise interlocutor denying her liability for liferent sums due to her deceased children.
LC Volume 07 — Petition, 5 Mar 1834 [2]
Abstract
March 5, 1834 Petition of Samuel James Hallam, Tea-Dealer, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh, asking the Court to permit interim execution despite an appeal pending against the interlocutor of January 18, 1834
