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William Ogilvie v. George Robertson and Henry Wharton — Answers, 6 Mar 1824

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Answers by George Robertson, Horse Dealer in Canongate, and Henry Wharton, Writer in Edinburgh, to the petition of William Ogilvie, Spirit Dealer in Canongate, asking the Court to recall the sequestration of Robertson's estate.

Petition — William Ogilvie for Recal of Sequestration

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Petition of William Ogilvie, spirit-dealer, asking the Court to recall the sequestration of George Robertson, whose occupation as a horse-dealer was not substantiated and whose sequestration lacked required grounds of debt.

M'Donald and M'Nab v. William Jaffray, Junior — Answers, 25 May 1824

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William Jaffray, trustee, defends against a petition by creditors allegedly authorized by Thomas Kidston, who improperly procured mandates to investigate his accounts.

Macdonald and Others v. William Jaffray, Jun. — Petition and Complaint, 12 May 1824

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Creditors petition the Court of Session to compel trustee William Jaffray to produce sederunt-book and estate papers after five years of refusal and no dividend.

Roderick Urquhart v. the Honourable Mrs Hay Mackenzie of Cromarty and James Laing — Answers, 1821

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Defenders deny buildings at Kildary were completed, citing unfinished work, lack of plan, and surveyor’s report; they reject claim for meliorations and assert rent arrears were due before eviction.

Roderick Urquhart v. The Honourable Mrs Hay Mackenzie — Answers, 1821

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Answers by the defenders to the revised condescendence of Roderick Urquhart, asserting that the buildings were not completed at his removal and that the sum of L. 250 was not due until the expiry of the lease.

Roderick Urquhart v. The Honourable Mrs Hay Mackenzie of Cromarty and James Laing — Answers, 1819

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Defenders challenge pursuer's right to proceed, asserting assignation to third party and disputing rent arrears after multure conversion and steading claims.

Roderick Urquhart v. The Honourable Mrs Maria Hay Mackenzie of Cromarty — Condescendence

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Pursuer claims lease terms were breached, denies owing commuted multures, and asserts eviction was unlawful and occurred during health crisis.

Roderick Urquhart v. Mrs Hay Mackenzie and James Laing — Information, 2 Oct 1823

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Mrs HAY MACKENZIE and JAMES LAING argue the pursuer’s building compensation claims are irrelevant to his damages action, as unasserted in prior sequestration and timed to delay.

APPENDIX. REPORT of the Farm of Kildarry, possessed by Mr Roderick Urquhart.

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77-acre Kildarry farm with approved five-course rotation; lacks turnip enclosures, has livestock and modern implements; records show £570 15s 6d spent on materials and labor.

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