1790–1791
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Documents in this case (8)
- James Cheap v. William Morehead [Copy 3] — Petition and Complaint, 8 Jul 1790June 8, 1790 Petition of James Cheap asking the Court to overturn the freeholders' refusal to enroll him on the roll for parliamentary election
- James Cheap v. William Morehead — Answers, 11 Nov 1790November 11, 1790 Answers by William Morehead, Esq. of Herbertshire, to the petition and complaint of James Cheap, Esq., arguing that the Complainer's freehold qualification is nominal, fictitious, and confidential.
- James Cheape v. William Morehead — Replies, 23 Nov 1790November 23, 1790 Replies by James Cheape Esq. to the Answers for William Morehead Esq., defending his right to inrolment based on a free and independent liferent qualification.
- James Cheap v. William Morehead [Copy 3] — Duplies, 7 Dec 1790December 7, 1790 Duplies for William Morehead of Herbertshire, Esq. to the replies for James Cheape, Esq. arguing that the complainer's liferent qualification is nominal, fictitious, and confidential
- William Morehead v. James Cheap — Condescendence, 14 Dec 1790December 14, 1790 Condescendence of Henry Erskine, Respondent, arguing that the complainer's freehold qualification is nominal and fictitious
- James Cheape v. William Morehead — Answers, 18 Dec 1790December 18, 1790 Answers by James Cheape to the argument of W. Morehead, asserting that his liferent right was absolute and independent, and that the respondent's allegations of confidence or dependence are without fou…
- James Cheap v. William Morehead — Proof, 27 Jan 1791January 27, 1791 Proof for Mr. Cheap, in his complaint against William Morehead, Esq., concerning the production of feu-charters and related writings under the interlocutor.
- James Cheap v. William Morehead — Proof, 28 Jan 1791January 28, 1791 Respondent's Proof by William Morehead of Herbertshire, asserting he has no written memorandums or directions from Sir Archibald Edmonstone relating to the parceling out of superiorities in Stirlingshir…
