Ogilvy v. Trail — Summons, 14 Mar 1816
Abstract
Executor-dative qua creditor sues factor for accounting and payment of unpaid estate proceeds.
Reclaiming Petition — George Traill, Esq against Lord Cringletie's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petitioner George Traill seeks to reclaim disallowed advances to a minor ward, challenging an interlocutor that denies credit for £22 and £202:12:5 made without curator sanction.
Petition — Sir David Milne, K. C. B. and Others for Explanation of Inner-House Interlocutor
Abstract
Petitioners seek clarification of an interlocutor remitting their case to the Jury-Court, challenging whether the Lord Ordinary may now hear further points after the case was returned.
Sir Patrick Walker v. Sir David Milne and Others — Minute, 28 Jan 1824
Abstract
Pursuer seeks indemnity for loss due to defenders' breach of agreement to build monument on his land; defenders deny contract validity and claim no loss.
Petition — Capt. James Stewart Robertson against Lord Eldin's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of Captain James Stewart Robertson of Edradynate and Others, Road Trustees in the Weem District of the County of Perth, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
Joshua Henry M'Kenzie and John Fullerton Elphinstone v. Duchess-Dowager of Roxburghe — Answers, 3 Jan 1824
Abstract
Duchess-Dowager of Roxburghe defends liferent rights, claiming Crown exemption and only relieved heir of feu-duties, not liable to pay.
Petition — The Honourable Joshua Henry Mackenzie, one of the Senators of the College of Justice; John Fullerton Elphinstone, Esq. of the Honourable the East India Company's Service; Lieutenant-Colonel William Keith Elphinstone; and Lieutenant-Colone…
Abstract
Petition of the Trustees of his Grace James late Duke of Roxburghe, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
Poor Thomas Pratt v. James Bruce and Lord Dundas — Answers
Abstract
Mr Bruce denies accepting Mr Traill as cautioner and asserts no authority for pursuer’s possession of the farm.
Thomas Pratt v. James Bruce; Lawrence Lord Dundas — Condescendence, 24 Jun 1822
Abstract
Pursuer seeks damages for breach of lease agreement after defender refused entry to farm despite accepting cautioner offer.
Poor Thomas Pratt v. Lord Dundas — Petition, 4 Sep 1823
Abstract
Petitioner Thomas Pratt seeks to enforce a lease agreement for farm Queensbrig and Cunninghole, claiming breach by James Bruce, factor for Lord Dundas, who accepted a cautioner but later refused to grant the lease after it was let to another.
