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William Muir and James Durie v. William Ferguson — Duplies, 22 Feb 1791

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Feb 22, 1791: Duplies from Burntisland magistrates/counselors replying to William Muir and James Durie.

William Muir and James Davidson v. William Fergusson and others — Answers, 24 Dec 1790

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December 24, 1790 Answers by William Fergusson, Esq; of Raith, Provost, and the other Magistrates and Counsellors of the Burgh of Burntisland, responding to the petition and complaint of William Muir and James Davidson.

Counsellors of the Burgh of Burntisland — Petition, 5 Mar 1790

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March 5, 1790 Petition of Alexander Pitcairn asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor against his election as a counsellor of Burntisland

Colin Campbell and Duncan Campbell v. John Macneil — Minute, 18 Nov 1798

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November 18, 1798 Minute of Debate of Messrs Colin Campbell and Duncan Campbell, Trustees on the sequestrated Estate of the late Alexander Maccorquodale, against John Macneil of Gigha, Esq., concerning a mistake in the interpretation of his oath and the validity of the citation.

Riddell v. Grosset — Petition, 17 May 1791

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May 17, 1791 Petition of Sir James Riddell asking the Court to apply the judgment of the House of Lords reversing the interlocutor that assoilzied him from the process of reduction

Chisholm v. Lord Gardenston's Interlocutor — Petition, 8 Jun 1791

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June 8, 1791 Petition of William Chisholm asking the Court to alter Lord Gardenston's interlocutor

Colin Campbell and Duncan Campbell junior v. John MacNeill — Answers, 14 May 1798

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May 14, 1798 Answers by John MacNeill of Gigha to the petition of Colin Campbell and Duncan Campbell junior, Trustees on the sequestrated estate of Alexander Maccorquodale, arguing that the account libelled is prescribed and the execution is false.

Cairns v. Common Agent in Ranking of Newlaw — Petition, 23 Jul 1789 [2]

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July 23, 1789 Petition of Thomas Cairns of Dundrenan, Esquire, asking the Court to exonerate him from the price of lots 1st and 7th of the estate of deceased David Currie and allow the bond to be delivered up.

Campbells v. Macneil — Petition, 26 Jan 1798

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January 26, 1798 Petition of Colin Campbell and Duncan Campbell junior, Trustees on the Sequestrated Estate of Alexander M'Corquodale, asking the Court to alter the interlocutor of Lord Armadale

Cairns v. Common Agent in Ranking of Newlaw — Petition, 23 Jul 1789

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July 23, 1789 Petition of Thomas Cairns of Dundrenan, Esquire, asking the Court to exonerate him from the price of lots 1st and 7th of the estate of David Currie and allow the bond to be delivered up.

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