Dr. Stuart Threipland v. Messrs Hervey and Fawell — Information, 26 Jan 1791
Abstract
January 26, 1791 Information of Dr. Stuart Threipland, against Messrs Hervey and Fawell, arguing that the arrestment on rents was invalid because the bond was null and void as a personal obligation of Mrs Scott, a married woman.
Janet Millar, John Gairdner, James Brown, and Andrew Gairdner v. John and William Stevensons — Duplies, 28 Apr 1791
Abstract
April 28, 1791 Duplies of Janet Millar, and others, to the Rep. J. and W. Stevenson, arguing that the meadow in question was never connected with the hill of Longside and was held by the tenants of Straid, Cruitack, and Carnock prior to their leases.
John and William Stevensons v. Janet Millar, John Gairdner, James Brown, and Andrew Gairdner — Replies, 14 Apr 1791
Abstract
April 14, 1791 Replies by John and William Stevensons, tacksmen of Blairnroir and Longside, against the answers of Janet Millar and others, asserting the meadow in dispute is part of the common muir of Longside.
John and William Stevensons v. Janet Millar, John Gairdner, James Brown and Andrew Gairdner — Answers, 3 Mar 1791
Abstract
March 3, 1791 Answers by Janet Millar, Relict of Duncan M'Gruther, and others, responding to the petition of John and William Stevensons, Tacksmen of Blairinroir and Longside.
