1792–1793
Alexander M'Duff of Bonhard, Esquire, and James Bell, his tenant, petitioned the Court as pursuers to alter an interlocutor pronounced by Lord Henderland. John Murray of Murrayshall, Esquire, and Andrew Robertson, his tenant, appeared as defenders and answered the petition and an additional petition.AI-generated
Documents in this case (3)
- Petition — Alex. M'Duff, Esq. against Lord Henderland's InterlocutorDecember 11, 1792 Petition of Alexander M'Duff of Bonhard, Esq; and James Bell his Tenant, in the Mill of Bonhard, asking the Court to alter Lord Henderland's interlocutor
- Petition — Add. Pet.—Alex. M'Duff, Esq; against Lord Henderland's InterlocutorJanuary 25, 1793 Petition of Alex. M'Duff, Esq; against Lord Henderland's interlocutor
- Alexander M'Duff v. John Murray — Answers, 26 Feb 1793February 26, 1793 Answers by John Murray of Murrayshall, Esquire, and Andrew Robertson, his Tenant, Defenders, to the Petition and Additional Petition of Alexander M'Duff, Esquire, of Bonhard, and James Bell, his Tenant…
