Alexander Milne v. Freeholders of Aberdeenshire — Petition, 8 Dec 1791
Abstract
December 8, 1791 Reclaiming Petition of Alexander Milne, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
Alexander Milne v. Freeholders of Aberdeenshire — Petition, 13 Dec 1791 [2]
Abstract
December 13, 1791 Petition of George Skene, Esq, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor against Captain Gordon of Laggan
Alexander Milne v. Freeholders of Aberdeenshire — Answers, 19 Aug 1791
Abstract
August 19, 1791 Answers by Alexander Milne of Chapelton to the condescension and interrogatories for George Skene, Esq, asserting his independent acceptance of the wadset and rejection of political obligation.
George Skene v. Alexander Milne — Condescendence, 7 Jun 1791
Abstract
June 7, 1791 Condescendence of George Skene, Esq. against Alexander Milne, Esq., asserting the nominal and fictitious nature of the complainer's freehold qualification.
Alexander Milne, of Chapleton
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Alexander Milne, of Chapleton
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Life Dates
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George Skene of Skene v. John Gordon of Lagan — Answers, 19 Aug 1791
Abstract
August 19, 1791 Answers by Captain John Gordon to the condescension for George Skene, Esq; asserting his independent ownership and use of the liferent-qualification.
George Skene v. Captain John Gordon — Condescendence, 7 Jun 1791
Abstract
June 7, 1791 Condescendence of the respondent against Captain Gordon, asserting that his freehold qualification was nominal and fictitious, executed under the Duke of Gordon’s direction.
Alexander Milne v. George Skene — Answers, 30 Jun 1791
Abstract
George Skene defends against Alexander Milne’s challenge to his name’s expungement from Aberdeenshire freeholders roll, asserting the objection remains lawful under pre-16th George II. statutes beyond four months.
Lord William Gordon and others v. Colonel Macleod of Macleod — 31 May 1791
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May 31, 1791 Speeches of the Lords in the Petition and Complaint Lord William Gordon and others, agt Colonel Macleod of Macleod &c, arguing that the objection of nominality is not competent after the 4 Months
