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ADDITIONS upon revising the CONDESCENDENCE for Miss ELIZABETH SCOTT,—Charger ; AND ADDITIONS to ANSWERS for ROBERT YUILLE.

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Miss Scott seeks bond enforcement for her brother’s debt; the suspender denies liability, claiming his cautionary role expired and he holds only half the bond’s value per company records.

Elizabeth Scott v. Robert Yuille — Condescendence and Answers

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Charger seeks to enforce a bond assigned to her by her brother, claiming the suspender remains liable as cautioner; suspender denies any ongoing obligation or involvement in the transaction.

Elizabeth Scott v. Robert Yuille — Information, 13 Feb 1826

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Information of Miss Elizabeth Scott, charging Robert Yuille, merchant in Glasgow, suspender, arguing that the bond in question contains no clause of relief and thus the statute 1695 does not apply to him.

Jane Wilson v. Hugh Wight — Answers, 19 Jan 1827

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Respondents defend a possessory interdict against an advocator seeking to block a common passage to their property, asserting long-standing right of passage for all purposes, not merely cattle.

Hugh Wight v. Jane Wilson — Reclaiming Note, 14 Jun 1827

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Jane Wilson and spouse reclaim possession of land entry used by tenants under tolerence, challenging sheriff's interlocutor granting advocacy.

ANSWERS for James Corsan, Merchant in Glasgow, a Competitor for the Office of Trustee on the Sequestrated Estate of John Gibb Junior, Merchant and Commission Agent in Paisley; and

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Answers by creditors and voters in favour of James Corsan to the petition of Andrew Crawford, asserting the petition is incompetent and unfounded under the bankrupt statute.

ANSWERS for LAURENCE HILL to the foresaid Bill of Suspension.

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Defender seeks suspension of charges without caution, arguing prior security suffices; respondent opposes, citing unpaid instalments and alleged misuse of toll revenues.

Henderson and Livingstone v. Laing — Appendix

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Agents and parties attest to searching for and failing to produce specified bills discounted between 1820–1823, with pursuers claiming no knowledge of their whereabouts.

Page Keble v. George Henry Templer — Condescendence, 8 Jun 1827

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Petitioners seek deduction for costs of remitting consolidated debt from India to Britain; Lords allow special condescendence from respondents to address remittance claims.

Petition — Page Keble, Esq. a Lunatic; of James Ferguson Saunders, Esq. of the City of London, Committee appointed to the said Page Keble, by the Lord High Chancellor of England; and of Robert Rattray, Writer [2]

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Petition challenging interpretation of 'charge of remittance' in a 1813 debt judgment, seeking to exclude year’s interest deduction.

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