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Petition — Daniel Macmillan against Inner-House Interlocutor

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Petitioner seeks reconsideration of interlocutor dismissing declarator action, claiming new evidence proves trust existed between deceased uncle and Mr White regarding a house purchase.

LETTER—Mr John White, Writer to the Signet, to Michael Macmillan, referred to in Mr Macaulay's deposition, p. 2.

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Depositions concerning missing letters from John White to Michael Macmillan, sought by executors and attorney at Sierra Leone.

Daniel M'Millan v. Robert Walker and Thomas Graham — Answers, 1 Feb 1823

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Answers by Daniel M'Millan to the petition of Robert Walker and Thomas Graham, Executors of the late Michael M'Millan, Sierra Leone, arguing that the petition misrepresents the correspondence and financial arrangements between the parties.

Daniel Macmillan v. Mary White — Report, 13 Apr 1822

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Court remits case to examine documents for trust declaration; parties to produce writings relevant to disputed property rights.

ADDITIONAL APPENDIX TO PETITION OF Robert Walker, Manufacturer in Glasgow, and Thomas Graham, Writer there, surviving Executors of the late Michael Macmillan, sometime Manufacturer

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Executors of Michael Macmillan sue Mrs. and Miss White and Daniel Macmillan in conjoined actions for count, reckoning, declarator, and multiplepoiding.

Petition — Robert Walker, Manufacturer in Glasgow, and Thomas Grahame, Writer there, surviving Executors of the late Michael Macmillan, sometime Manufacturer in Glasgow, and afterwards Merchant at Sierra Leone

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Petition of Robert Walker and Thomas Grahame, surviving Executors of Michael Macmillan, asking the Court to alter an interlocutor sustaining a claim by Daniel Macmillan for a house held in trust for the deceased.

Robert Young and William Malley and Archibald Gilchrist and Others v. David Dobie — Answers, 5 Jul 1824

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Respondents deny polluting Town-burn, reject petitioner’s late admission of no right to pollute, and oppose altering Lord Ordinary’s interlocutor.

Alexander Bowie v. Robert Young, William M'Alley, Archibald Gilchrist and Others — Answers, 5 Jul 1824

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Answers by Robert Young and William M'Alley, Carpet Manufacturers in Stirling, Archibald Gilchrist, Dyer there, and Others, to the petition of Alexander Bowie, Builder, residing at Allan Bank, near Stirling

Petition — David Dobie against Lord Eldin's Interlocutor

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Petitioner David Dobie challenges an interlocutor ordering him to pay expenses and prohibiting pollution of the Town Burn, asserting he never polluted it despite allegations of rinsing linens in the stream.

Petition — Alexander Bowie against Lord Eldin's Interlocutor

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Petitioner seeks recall of interdict against draining property into town’s burn, arguing no pollution occurred and the interdict impedes lawful construction.

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