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John Sutherland v. Allan M'Lean — Answers, 17 Dec 1805

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Answers by the Reverend Allan M'Lean to the petition of John Sutherland, merchant in Dunfermline, responding to the claim that the Presbytery's manse location infringes on his property.

No. I. Copy PETITION for John Sutherland of Northfod. THE PETITION of John Sutherland of Northfod, Merchant in Dunfermline;

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Petition of John Sutherland of Northfod, asking the Court to alter its interlocutor which affirms the Presbytery's designation of a manse site on the Bowling-green.

Allan MacLean v. Thomas, Earl of Elgin and John Sutherland of Fodbank — Memorial, 8 Oct 1812

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Memorial of the Reverend Allan MacLean, asserting his entitlement to a manse and grass glebe as affirmed by the House of Lords in March 1812, and requesting the Court to apply the relevant interlocutors.

The Right Honourable Thomas, Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, the Provost, Magistrates and Town-Council of the Burgh of Dunfermline, and the other Heritors of the Parish of Dunfermline v. The Rev. Mr Allan Maclean — Memorial, 8 Oct 1812

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Herritors appeal Presbytery's manse and glebe designation for minister, challenging legality and site suitability, seeking remit to revise decree.

The Right Hon. Earl of Elgin v. The Rev. Mr Allan Maclean — Memorial, 8 Oct 1812

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Memorial of the Right Hon. Earl of Elgin, for the Provost, Magistrates and Town-Council of the Burgh of Dunfermline, and for the other Heritors of the parish of Dunfermline, arguing against the Reverend Mr Allan Maclean

DUP.—EARL of ELGIN & Others, TO THE REP.—Rev. ALLAN MACLEAN. Thos. Scotland, W. S. Agent for Respᵗˢ. Ad. Rolland, W. S. Agent for Petr. Mr MACKENZIE, Clerk. DUPLIES FOR, The Right

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Respondents challenge the legality and location of a scattered grass glebe, argue against rent claims, and seek redress for land taken from Lord Elgin’s estate.

Allan M'Lean v. John Sutherland — Duplies, 19 Jun 1812

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John Sutherland appeals a presbytery’s manse and glebe land allocation, disputing its legality and fairness despite prior rulings.

John Sutherland v. Allan M'Lean — Duplies, 19 Jun 1812

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John Sutherland appeals a presbytery’s manse and glebe land allocation, disputing its legality and fairness despite prior rulings.

Allan Maclean v. Thomas Earl of Elgin and others, Heritors of the Parish of Dunfermline, and John Sutherland of Todbank — Replies, 9 Jun 1812

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Petitioner seeks enforcement of final judgments granting manse and grass glebe, challenging respondents' attempts to reopen settled matters.

Allan M'Lean v. John Sutherland — Answers, 27 May 1812

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John Sutherland appeals against the Presbytery's designation of his land for a minister's glebe, seeking to prevent removal and asserting his property rights.

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