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Page Keble v. The Rev. Henry Templer junior — Memorial, 16 Jun 1824

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Memorial of Page Keble, Esq. &c., arguing that the Lords' interlocutors on property-tax are insufficient and requesting a special Condescendence on remittances from India

Page Keble and Others v. Executors of Thomas Graham — Notes, 12 Sep 1821

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Court of Session upholds House of Lords ruling reducing Graham’s debt by remittance charges and interest deductions.

DUPLIES FOR Sir John Gordon of Invergordon, Baronet, William Gordon of Newhall, Esq; Sir Alexander Mackenzie of Gairloch, Baronet, Mr. Alexander Law younger of Elvington, David Ros

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Respondents challenge petitioner's qualification for Cromarty freeholder based on nullity in 1765 cumulo valuation decree substituting feu duties for real rents.

Note of Sasines referred to in the foregoing Answers, taken from the particular Register of Sasines for the Shires of Inverness, Ross, Sutherland and Cromarty.

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Sasines from Cromarty's Register show land transfers by Sir Kenneth Mackenzie to tenants, listing properties, dimensions, and feu-duty payments.

Sir John Gordon of Invergordon, Baronet v. Patrick Lord Elibank, William Fraser of Balnain, Roderick Macleod of Cadboll, Charles Urquhart of Braelangwell, William Anderson of Udal, Mr. William Johnstone, Advocate, and Henry Da… — Answers, 21 Jan 1767

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Sir John Gordon responds to petitions challenging his title to the reduction process, asserting the Commissioners’ actions were arbitrary and violated procedure.

Sir John Gordon of Invergordon, Baronet v. Hugh Rose younger of Aitnoch, and others, freeholders of the county of Cromarty — Duplies, 7 Feb 1767

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Respondents challenge complainer's inrolment for lacking required evidence of old extent, including a retour prior to 1681, and assert his title is defective.

Petition and Complaint — Sir John Gordon of Invergordon, Baronet [3]

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Petition of Sir John Gordon asking the Court to redress the wrong of being refused continued or replaced upon the roll of freeholders for the county of Cromarty

David Ross of Priesthill and John Gordon of Carroll v. Roderick Macleod of Cadboll, Roderick Macleod writer in Edinburgh, Alexander Fraser of Culdutbill, and William Johnstone — Duplies, 5 Feb 1767

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Respondents challenge complainers' claims to liferent and fee by disputing registration dates, legitimacy of unauthorized commissioners, and validity of contested valuations.

Petition and Complaint — David Ross of Priesthill, Esq; liferenter, and John Gordon of Carroll, fiar of the lands of Bindall, and others for their respective rights of liferent and fee; Humbly Sheweth [2]

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Petition of David Ross of Priesthill, liferenter, and John Gordon of Carroll, fiar of the lands of Bindall, asking the Court to overturn the Michaelmas meeting's refusal to inrol them for their respective rights of liferent and fee.

DUPLIES FOR Roderick Macleod of Cadboll, Roderick Macleod writer in Edinburgh, Alexander Fraser of Culduthill, and Mr. William Johnstone, Advocate, Respondents; TO THE REPLIES for

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Respondents challenge complainers' claims to liferent and fee by disputing registration dates, meeting validity, and land location in Ross shire.

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