Petition — Appendix [10]
Abstract
Petition of David Gordon, asking the Court to recall a sequestration ordered against Peter Sproat, on grounds that Sproat was not a bona fide debtor under the bankrupt statute.
APPENDIX COPY of the NARRATIVE of the FEU-CONTRACT, sent by Messrs. Hosie and Macgregor along with their Letter of 6th April 1803, long before the Submission was entered into.
Abstract
Petition of William Erskine, asking the Court to grant warrant for service on Peter Sproat and William Gracie, and to recall the sequestration awarded against Sproat.
David Laurie and James Laurie v. Alexander Macgregor, Andrew Hosie, and Robert Thomson, junior — Answers, 10 Dec 1806
Abstract
Respondents David and James Laurie deny fraud, assert full disclosure and mutual consent in land sale at Laurieston, and counter petitioners’ claims of bad faith and inadequate security.
No. II. COMPEARANCE for James Laurie, Merchant in Glasgow, in the Submission between David Laurie, Merchant there, and Alexander M'Gregor, Writer there, and Andrew Hose, Manufactur
Abstract
Compearance by James Laurie, Merchant in Glasgow, in the submission between David Laurie and Alexander M'Gregor and Andrew Hosie, binding himself to consent to and sign the disposition of the lands in question.
APPENDIX. No. I. COPY—MISSIVES between DAVID LAURIE, Youngest, and ANDREW Hosie and ALEXANDER M'GREGOR.
Abstract
David Laurie, youngest, offers land in Kirkcroft to Andrew Hosie and Alexander M'Gregor with conditions on use, payment, and security, accepted by both parties with Robert Thomson jun. as security.
Petition — Alex. M'GREGOR for Recalling an Inhibition. James Buchan, W. S. Wm. Drysdale, W. S.} Agents [2]
Abstract
Petition of Alexander M'Gregor, Andrew Hosie, and Robert Thomson, asking the Court to recall inhibition letters obtained against them at the instance of David and James Laurie.
Petition — Inc. Pet.—Messrs M'GREGOR & Hosie for Leave to box Deed of Conveyance James Buchanan, W. S. } Wm. Drysdale, W. S. } Agents
Abstract
Petition of Alexander M'Gregor and Andrew Hosie asking the Court to permit printing and boxing of a conveyance called a wadset right, and to ordain withdrawal of an annexed plan alleged to misrepresent facts.
CONVEYANCE—DAVID LAURIE TO JAMES LAURIE. JAMES BUCHAN, W. S. Wm. DRYSDALE, W. S. } Agents. Mr Buchanan, Clerk. COPY OF THE CONVEYANCE, OR, AS IT IS TERMED IN THE PLEADINGS, THE WAD
Abstract
David Laurie conveys his estate to brother James Laurie as debt security, redeemable until Jan 1805, with conditions including expense and forfeiture payments.
Answers — Ans.—David & James Laurie, to the Pet.—Meſſrs Macgregor & Hosie and to Pet.—Mr Robert Thomson
Abstract
Answers by David & James Laurie to the petition of Alexander Macgregor, Andrew Hosie, and Robert Thomson, responding to their claim of security and cautionary obligation.
Petition — Robert Thomson Jun. against Inner-house Interlocutor
Abstract
Robert Thomson Jun. seeks exoneration from feudal cautioner duties, claiming the interlocutor wrongly binds him without principal acceptance.
