Petition — David Limond
Abstract
Petition of David Limond, writer in Ayr, asking the Court to permit an article in the articles of roup to reserve a sum to answer Mrs Ross's annuity at 4 per cent interest.
Alexander Littlejohn v. Robert Moir — Memorial, 26 Jun 1790
Abstract
Memorial of Alexander Littlejohn, trustee for the creditors of David Gourlay of Kipdarroch, arguing that the sale of Lochfield may proceed despite incomplete creditor ranking, under new parliamentary authority.
Petition — William Spence for Letters of Diligence, to prove value of Subjects under Sale [2]
Abstract
Petition of William Spence, asking the Court to permit a new diligence to cite persons for proving the value of the subjects under sale
Petition — Capt. William Robertson for Renewal of an Act and Commission. the Petition of Captain William Robertson, late of the Marines, and others, Creditors of Archibald Earl of Dundonald
Abstract
Creditors petition to renew act and commission for proving rental, holding, and value of estate under sale, and to grant diligence against witnesses.
Petition — Henry Peirse, Esq; for Opening Certification
Abstract
Petition of Henry Peirse, Esq; asking the Court to repone the decree of certification and allow additional adjudication and instrument of seisin to be received as an additional interest
Petition — John Anderson
Abstract
Petition of John Anderson asking the Court to recall its decreet of certification which strikes against his instrument of seisin now produced, and to allow it to be received as part of his interest in the ranking.
Petition — Per. Peter Forrester, to be reponed against a decreet of certification
Abstract
Petition of Peter Forrester, Merchant in Edinburgh, asking the Court to repone against a decreet of certification and to allow his interest to be received in the process of ranking and sale.
Petition — Messrs. Douglas, Heron and Company. the Petition of Messrs. Douglas, Heron and Company late Bankers in Ayr, and their Factor and Manager
Abstract
Petition of Messrs. Douglas, Heron and Company, asking the Court to lower the upset price of a house in Edinburgh from 251 l. 16 s. 2 ½ d. to 210 l. or such other sum as the Court deems proper.
Petition — David Morrice [2]
Abstract
Petition of David Morrice, advocate in Aberdeen, factor upon the sequestrated estate of Broomhill, asking the Court to permit the factor to act under the interlocutor remitting the estate to Lord Swinton Ordinary
Petition — David Bridges Merchant in Edinburgh; John and Neil Mackellars, sons of the deceased Colonel Patrick Mackellar, Chief Engineer at Minorca; and Peter Murdoch, Henry Ritchie William Coats, and Thomas Buchannan, all Merchants in Glasgow, and…
Abstract
Petition of David Bridges and others asking the Court to sequestrate Robert Lindsay's lands under sale and remit to Lord Rockville or another Lord to appoint a factor
