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Charles Stewart Middleton v. Gilbert Saunders — Replies, 4 Dec 1823 [2]

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Replies by Charles Stewart Middleton and Robert Ure to the Answers for Gilbert Saunders, Trustee on the sequestrated Estate of Robert Wilson

ANS.—GILBERT SANDERS, TO THE PET. & COMP.—C. S. MIDDLETON, Esq. and Mandatory. ANSWERS FOR GILBERT SANDERS, Accountant in Glasgow, Trustee on the Sequestrated Estate of ROBERT WILS

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Respondent defends rejection of petitioner's claim in sequestrated estate, asserting procedural regularity and trustee's lawful authority to scrutinize claims before composition approval.

Charles Stewart Middleton and James Russell v. Robert Wilson and Alexander Ure — Summons, 20 Nov 1821

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Pursuer seeks oppression decree against defenders for unlawful imprisonment and malicious false petition.

Petition — John Craig, & Others against an Inner-House Interlocutor [2]

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Petitioners contest an interlocutory decree for a debt claimed by William Orr, agent of John Smith, asserting the claim is fraudulent and improperly enforced.

James Russel v. Adam Mather and Thomas Peacock — Answers, 13 Feb 1822

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Answers by Adam Mather and Thomas Peacock to the condescendence for James Russel, Advocator, responding to the argument that payment of the bill can be proved only by Mr Alston's oath or writ

William Ure v. Messrs Tayler & Gardner — Duplies, 15 Jan 1822 [2]

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Respondents reject the pursuer’s Cessio claim, denying malice and asserting their repeated debt offers, while challenging his insolvency and health claims.

William Ure v. His Creditors — Summons, 26 Sep 1821

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William Ure seeks release from prison and exemption from creditor enforcement by granting a disposition omnium bonorum, asserting his insolvency stems from trade misfortunes, not fraud.

Petition — Colonel Harry Gordon of Knockespeck

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Petition of Colonel Harry Gordon asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor, and to assoilzie him from the process brought by Dr Ogilvie, while holding the defenders liable for debts due to his brother Peter Gordon.

Petition — Archibald Earl of Eglintoune

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Petition of Archibald Earl of Eglintoune, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor and prefer him to the patronage of the parish of Dundonald.

UNTO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE The Lords of Council and Session, THE PETITION ALISON HOME, Spouse to William Finlayson, Writer in Edinburgh, and the said WILLIAM FINLAYSON, for his Inte

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Petitioners seek to overturn an interlocutor allowing full adjudication of a 5000 merks debt to Mrs. Alison Home, claiming she only held a life interest, not a fee simple, and that objections were waived under sederunt 1756.

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