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Defender argues that spirit trade custom allows purchasers to measure casks without seller oversight and that empty casks are charged to common debtor, not specific dealers.

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Daniel Taylor, as agent for his brother Philip, seeks to repel an interlocutor and submit his condescendence, arguing he’s bound only to a 10s. in the pound composition, not a fixed debt.

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Answers by Daniel Taylor, Writer in Edinburgh, to the petition of Robert Willis, Merchant in Leith, responding to claims of overcharge and short measure in spirits transactions.

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Answers by Daniel Taylor, Writer in Edinburgh, to the petition of Robert Willis, Merchant in Leith, responding to claims of overcharge and short measure in spirits transactions.

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Robert Willis, Leith merchant, seeks to overturn an Inner-House interlocutor rejecting his claim to represent a disputed debt.

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Account-current between Edinburgh spirit-dealer Philip Taylor and Leith dealer Robert Willis, detailing transactions of rum, gin, brandy, and porter from 1802 to 1803 with permits and payments.

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Answers by Daniel Taylor, Writer in Edinburgh, to the petition of Robert Willis, Merchant in Leith, responding to claims of overcharge and misdelivery of spirits.

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Petition of Robert Willis asking the Court to alter Lord Newton's interlocutor

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Answers by Robert Willis, Merchant in Leith, to the petition of Daniel Taylor, Writer in Edinburgh, responding to claims of deduction from account

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Petitioner, a cautioner for 10s. in the pound on a debt owed to pursuer, seeks to avoid payment of a disputed balance until accounts are settled, challenging the pursuer’s account for overcharges and unreturned goods.