Mercer — Petition, 12 Jun 1793
Abstract
June 12, 1793 Petition of Katharine Mercer asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
Sir John Ogilvy, Hope Stewart, Miss Margaret Mercer Elphinstone and George Keith Elphinstone v. Miss Katharine Mercer and others — Memorial, 7 Jan 1793
Abstract
January 7, 1793 Memorial of Sir John Ogilvy of Invercarity, Bart.; Hope Stewart of Ballechin, Esq; and Miss Margaret Mercer Elphinstone, arguing that the deed of entail executed by Robert Mercer on February 22, 1791, is void for being made on death-bed
Kenneth Mackenzie v. Sir Charles Ross, Captain David Macculloch, Charles Munro, and Mrs Jean Ross — Answers, 7 Jan 1794
Abstract
January 7, 1794 Answers by Kenneth Mackenzie, Esq; of Cromertie, to the petition of Sir Charles Ross of Balnagowan, Baronet, and others, responding to claims of no thirlage or res judicata.
Ross — Petition, 20 Jun 1793
Abstract
June 20, 1793 Reclaiming Petition of Sir Charles Ross, &c. against Inner-House interlocutor, arguing that the thirlage is not of omnia grana crescentia but only of grindable corn
Sir Charles Ross and Others v. Kenneth M'Kenzie — Answers, 19 Feb 1793
Abstract
February 19, 1793 Answers by Sir Charles Ross, Bart. and Others to the petition of Kenneth M'Kenzie, Esq. responding to the claim of thirlage over respondents' lands.
Mackenzie — Petition, 14 Dec 1792
Abstract
December 14, 1792 Petition of Kenneth Mackenzie, Esq; against Inner-house interlocutor, asking the Court to alter its ruling that the defenders must pay expenses incurred since July 4, 1786, before being reponed against prior proceedings.
Cunningham v. Cunningham
Repository & Extent
John Laird v. Archibald and James Robertson and Company — Duplies, 21 Jun 1793
Abstract
June 21, 1793: John Laird’s replies to Archibald & James Robertson, disputing that calling at an English port implied discharge liberty at Hull.
Archibald and James Robertson and Company v. John Laird — Replies, 22 May 1793
Abstract
May 22, 1793 Replies of petitioners to the respondent, arguing that the liberty to call at a port in England in the policy imported liberty to discharge there, particularly at Hull, as established by statute and custom.
