David Wardlaw v. John Comb — Answers, 6 Apr 1809
Abstract
John Comb denies breach of trust in settling a debt with William Gordon, citing Wardlaw’s holograph acknowledgment that the funds were solely for that purpose.
APPENDIX Dr. Mr James M'Harg in account with ALEXANDER Ross, Junior.
Abstract
Petitioner seeks reimbursement for expenses in a dispute over a suspended bill and counterclaim against Mr. Comb and Mr. Gordon, challenging an interlocutor that imposed liability for a payment shortfall.
Alexander Ross and James Rose v. William M'Harg — Answers, 31 Dec 1807
Abstract
Answers by William M'Harg, Executor and Heir served cum beneficio inventarii, to the petition of Alexander Ross, Junior, Merchant in London, asserting that the debt claimed is not sufficiently instructed and no vouchers were produced.
Petition — Alexander Ross & Mandatary against Lord Dunsinnan's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of Alexander Ross junior, Merchant in London, and James Rose, Writer in Edinburgh, his Mandatary, asking the Court to alter Lord Dunsinnan's interlocutor
Thomas Miller v. James Cathcart — Information, 6 Sep 1798 [4]
Abstract
Defender, heir under strict entail, argues lands of Carbieston are immune from creditors' claims due to entail limitations.
Thomas Miller v. James Cathcart — Information, 6 Sep 1798 [3]
Abstract
Creditors sue heir of entail to recover debts, disputing whether debt restrictions bind the debtor or only heirs.
CONDESCENDENCE FOR William Hooper Boys, late of Hawkhurst, in the County of Kent, now in Edinburgh, Pursuer of a Cessio Bonorum.
Abstract
Pursuer seeks to sell his assets to pay creditors after financial ruin from excessive spending and failed property sale.
Charles Edward Drummond v. Clementina Sarah Drummond Burrell, Peter Robert Drummond Burrell and Charles Selkrig — Answers, 7 Apr 1808
Abstract
Answers by Clementina Sarah Drummond Burrell, for Peter Robert Drummond Burrell and Charles Selk rig, to the petition of Charles Edward Drummond, assuming the title of Duke of Melfort.
Petition — Duke of Melfort against Lord Balmuto's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of Charles Edward Drummond, commonly called Duke of Melfort, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
