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Carre v. Wemyss — Answers, 9 Feb 1804

Carre v. Wemyss — Petition, 8 Dec 1803

Riddell v. Heir and Creditors of Carre — Petition, 30 May 1806

Riddell v. Heir and Creditors of Carre — State of the Interests, 22 Apr 1803

Riddell v. Heir and Creditors of Carre — Memorial, 16 Dec 1800

Adam Livingston, Esq. of Bantaskine v. Sir Thomas Dundas, Bart. — Petition, 23 Dec 1790

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December 23, 1790 Petition of Sir Thomas Dundas, Bart. asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

Adam Livingston, Esq. of Bantaskine v. Sir Thomas Dundas, Bart. — Letter, 18 Dec 1790

Thomas Wingate, W.S.

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Thomas Wingate, W.S.
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Sir Thomas Dundas of Kerse, Bart. v. Adam Livingstone of Bantalkine, Esq. — Replies, 19 Jan 1791

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January 19, 1791 Replies for Sir Thomas Dundas of Kerse, Bart., to the Answers for Adam Livingstone of Bantalkine, Esq., arguing that the statutory prescription does not bar inquiry into possession

Sir Thomas Dundas v. Adam Livingstone — Answers, 6 Jan 1791

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January 6, 1791 Answers by Adam Livingstone, Esq. of Bantalkine to the petition of Sir Thomas Dundas of Kerse, Bart.

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