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John Marshall v. Macmillan & Macarthur and Archibald Macarthur — Bill of Advocation, 10 Sep 1813 [2]

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John Marshall’s 1813 bill seeks to alter a sheriff’s interlocutor against Macmillan & MacArthur, asserting debts owed and barring further proceedings.

LC Volume 04 — Reclaiming Petition, 9 Sep 1813 [2]

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September 9, 1813 Reclaiming Petition of Dickson & Stewart, asking the Court to alter Lord Craigie's interlocutor sustaining suspension of diligence on grounds of unauthorized payment by messenger

William Gibson and Company v. James Dow and Company — Bill of Suspension, 7 Oct 1813 [2]

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October 7, 1818 Bill of Suspension by Alexander Macgregor & Co. against Archd. Newbigging, &c., asking the Court to rescind a prior absolvitor decree and order payment for insurance loss

William Gibson and Company v. James Dow and Company — Bill of Suspension, 7 Oct 1813

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October 7, 1813 Bill of Suspension by William Gibson and Company, spirit-dealers in Glasgow, against James Dow and Company, spirit-dealers in Glasgow, arguing that the chargers unlawfully detained a bill without lawful authority.

George Moncreiff v. Messrs. Barry and Bruce and Mandatary — Bill of Advocation, 2 Jul 1813

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George Moncreiff seeks advocation to challenge a court ruling that allowed William Ker to retain control over wine he had sold via negotiable delivery orders, despite prior payment by successive indorsees.

Robert Home-Gordon and George Mackay v. Alexander Mackenzie — Answers, 23 Feb 1792

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February 23, 1792 Answers by Lieutenant Alexander Mackenzie to the petition of Robert Home-Gordon and George Mackay, asserting that the interlocutor dismissing the complaint is final and unalterable.

Robert Home-Gordon v. Alexander M'Kenzie — Petition, 11 Feb 1792

Robert Home-Gordon v. Alexander M'Kenzie — Answers, 22 Dec 1790

Robert Home-Gordon v. Alexander M'Kenzie — Petition and Complaint, 12 Nov 1790

Robert Home-Gordon v. Alexander M'Kenzie — Petition, 21 Feb 1792

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