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Respondent defends lease prorogation and rent increase, citing long tenancy, regular payments, and Lord Arbuthnott’s intent for stable, not maximized, rental income.

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Walter Sime, Collector of Customs at Aberdeen, files answers to a petition by Viscount Arbuthnott.

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Petition of John, Viscount of Arbuthnott, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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Pursuer, heir of deceased Viscount Arbuthnott, seeks reduction of a 1786 tack granted to defender Walter Sime, alleging defects in form, undue influence, and lack of consideration.

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Lord Arbuthnot sues Walter Sime, Collector of Customs at Aberdeen, for reduction of duties or customs revenue.

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Memorial of John Viscount Arbuthnot, arguing that leases granted by him in his advanced age were obtained under undue advantage and should be set aside.

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Memorial of Mrs Ann M'Kenzie, Relict of Dr John M'Kenzie of Stricathro, arguing that she was not defrauded in obtaining a long lease from Lord Arbuthnot for her farms at Fordon

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Mrs Mackenzie seeks rent reduction on three farms, alleging excessive surplus rent and unfair terms, citing low per-acre valuations and her expenditures.

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Viscount Arbuthnott seeks reduction of two tacks granted to Mrs Mackenzie, declaring them void for lack of formalities and undue influence.

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State of the process of reduction filed by Lord Arbuthnott against Mrs Mackenzie, relict of Dr Mackenzie, referencing prior proceedings against Colin Gillies.

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John, Viscount of Arbuthnott v. Walter Sime — Answers, 12 Nov 1795

John, Viscount of Arbuthnott v. Walter Sime — Answers

Petition — Lord Arbuthnott against Inner-House Interlocutor

John, Viscount of Arbuthnott v. Walter Sime — State of the Process, 1793 [2]

John, Viscount of Arbuthnott v. Walter Sime — State of the Process, 1793

John Viscount of Arbuthnot v. Mrs Anne Mackenzie — Memorial, 1 Jun 1796

The Right Honourable John, Viscount of Arbuthnot v. Mrs Ann M'Kenzie — Memorial, 17 May 1796

Viscount of Arbuthnot v. Mrs Anne Mackenzie — State of the Process, 4 Mar 1796

John, Viscount of Arbuthnott v. Mrs Ann Mackenzie — State of the Process, 1795 [2]

John, Viscount of Arbuthnott v. Mrs Ann Mackenzie — State of the Process