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John M'Nair, Junior v. The Right Honourable Fanny Mary Lady Blantyre, and others, Tutors to The Right Honourable Charles Lord Blantyre — Reclaiming Petition, 4 Apr 1833

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Reclaiming Petition of John M'Nair, Junior, asking the Court to alter Lord Corehouse's interlocutor and repel the preliminary objection to competency

John Anderson and Others v. Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon of Cluny — Answers, 31 Mar 1823

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Answers by Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon of Cluny to the protest of John Anderson and Others, responding that he offered accommodation for fodder consumption which was declined.

Lieut. Colonel Gordon v. John Anderson & Others — Respondents' Case, 1 Feb 1833

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Respondents deny lease breach over straw disposal, citing common law rights and rejecting binding regulations as never adopted or communicated.

Lieutenant-Colonel John Gordon of Cluny v. John Anderson and Others — Revised Condescendence and Answers [2]

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Pursuer claims Anderson breached lease regulations by failing to use straw on farm, seeking damages; defenders deny obligation and value claims.

Lieut.-Colonel Gordon v. John Anderson and Others — Revised Case, 19 Feb 1833

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Earl of Strathmore seeks to amend libel summons by deleting 'false, forged, feigned,' court allows after weighing res judicata and legal construction.

Earl of Strathmore v. Sir John Dean Paul, Bart., John Dean Paul, Esq., and John Dundas, Esq. — Answers, 19 Dec 1832

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Answers by Sir John Dean Paul, Bart.; John Dean Paul, Esq., and John Dundas, Esq. responding to the argument that the deeds in question are vitiated and invalid

Thomas Bowes, Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorn v. The Trustees of John Bowes, late Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorn, and Others — Summons, 20 Sep 1832

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Earl of Strathmore sues trustees to invalidate forged trust deeds and reclaim hereditary estates.

RECLAIMING NOTE FOR SIR JOHN DEAN PAUL, Bart., JOHN DEAN PAUL, Esq. Banker in London, and JOHN DUNDAS, C. S., Trustees of the late JOHN EARL of STRATHMORE and KINGHORN ; IN THE ACT

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Defenders seek to overturn interlocutor rejecting their res judicata plea, arguing prior proceedings do not bar current action on same matters.

Strathmore's Trustees v. Strathmore — Reclaiming Note, 4 Apr 1833 [2]

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Strathmore's trustees reclaim costs after interlocutor rejected res judicata plea, finding prior action didn't address current issues due to lack of detailed pleadings.

Reclaiming Petition — Peter Peddie against Lord Craig's Interlocutor

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Reclaiming Petition of Peter Peddie, John Hardie, and Thomas Menzies against Lord Craig's interlocutor

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