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November 30, 1796 Petition of Mr Andrew Balfour, Advocate, His Majesty's Solicitor of Tithes, against the Earl of Moray, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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Duke of Atholl defends contractual and arbitral rulings granting him forest lands ownership while reserving Lude’s limited pasturage rights under specified conditions.

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Petitioner James Robertson challenges a 1761 arbitral decree affirming Duke of Athol’s ownership of seven shealings, arguing the 1716 contract was void under statute and contrary to public interest.

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January 17, 1797 Duplies of the Heretors of Blackford, responding to the replies of Colonel Charles Moray, arguing that the teinds in question are not bishop's teinds and thus not exempt from augmentation.

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November 15, 1796 Replies for Colonel Charles Moray of Abercairney to the Answers for the Heritors of the Parish of Blackford, arguing that his teinds are not inferior to bishops' teinds and should be allocated pari passu.

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February 2, 1796 Petition of Colonel Charles Moray asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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Petitioners reclaim interlocutor granting Mr Graham sole right to fairs/markets customs in Kinross, asserting Inverkeithing’s historic right to levy same.

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November 20, 1789 Information of the Magistrates and Town-Council of the Burgh of Inverkeithing, arguing that George Graham of Kinrofs, Esq; Jo. Moir, W. S. Agent, must pay L.23 Sterling yearly for the customs of Kinross as per the roup of January 1785.

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