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Peter Macdougal v. Thomas Hunter and Thomas Baird Junior — Bill of Advocation, 29 Aug 1810

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August 29, 1810 Bill of Advocation of Peter Macdougal asking the Court to alter the interlocutor of the Magistrates of Glasgow in an action against Thomas Hunter and Thomas Baird junior

LC Volume 01 — Petition, 4 Apr 1811 [2]

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April 4, 1811 Petition of Peter Macdougal asking the Court to alter Lord Woodhouselee's interlocutor

Peter Macdougal v. Thomas Hunter — Bill of Advocation, 29 Aug 1810 [2]

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August 29, 1810 Bill of Advocation of Peter Macdougal against Thomas Hunter, asking the Court to remit the interlocutor of the Magistrates of Glasgow

LC Volume 01 — Answers, 13 Nov 1810

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Respondents answer petitioners' claim for payment, denying unjust motives and asserting case is sub judice with security in place.

LC Volume 01 — Petition, 6 Jul 1810 [2]

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July 6, 1810 Petition of Potts, Cooke, & Potts, asking the Court to alter interlocutors against them in an appeal pending before the House of Lords

S. Parker, Francis Garden, and David Macculloch v. Mess. Potts, Cooke, and Potts — Answers, 19 Apr 1810 [2]

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April 19, 1810 Answers by Mess. Potts, Cooke, & Potts to the petition of S. Parker, Francis Garden, and David Macculloch, arguing that the ship was seaworthy at inception and subsequent injuries were not known at the time of the risk.

Allan Bogle v. Mess. Potts, Cooke, and Potts — Answers, 2 Dec 1809

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December 2, 1809 Answers by Mess. Potts, Cooke, & Potts to the petition of Allan Bogle, &c., arguing that the loss arose from breaking beams, not decay of iron fastenings.

Allan Bogle and Others v. Potts, Cook and Potts — 5 Jun 1807 [2]

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June 5, 1807 Extract from Log-Book of the Ship La Gloire, printed by order of the Court, advising a Petition for Allan Bogle and Others, Underwriters, against Potts, Cook and Potts, Merchants, London.

LC Volume 01 — Petition, 2 Apr 1807 [2]

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April 2, 1807 Petition of Allan Bogle, Charles S. Parker, Francis Garden, and David Maccullouch asking the Court to overturn Lord Robertson's interlocutor

LC Volume 01 — Petition, 16 May 1806 [2]

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May 16, 1806 Petition of Allan Bogle, John Hynd, Charles S. Parker, and John Phillips, Esquires, asking the Court to remit Lord Newton's interlocutor refusing a Bill of Suspension.

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