Eleanor Allardyce and Archibald Lord Kennedy v. John Innes — Answers, 3 Apr 1823
Abstract
Pursuers Lady Kennedy and Lord Kennedy oppose John Innes's petition concerning his interest.
APPENDIX. Note of Lands which are in the Adjudication, but not in the Conveyance by the Trustee to the Ladies.
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Appendix listing lands adjudicated but not conveyed by trustee to the ladies, detailing properties in Semistoun, Clifton, Kelso, and others with teinds and pertinents.
APPENDIX. No. I. BOND by James Stewart and Others, in favour of James Miller.
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Bond executed by six merchants to secure payment of Robert Menzies’s final composition instalment to creditors via James Miller.
APPENDIX. No I. CORRESPONDENCE betwixt Mr. URE and Mr. GUTHRIE, referred to in Mr. Ure's Deposition of 11th December 1822.
Abstract
Petition to review interlocutors in a composition bond dispute involving cautioners' rights and obligations.
William Guthrie v. James Curl — Answers, 9 Jul 1822
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Law agent seeks summary payment from creditors for sequestration expenses, despite trustee’s role and statutory provision requiring payment from bankrupt or friends.
Petition — William Guthrie against an Inner House Interlocutor
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Petitioner seeks reimbursement for sequestration costs, disputing denial of claim against creditors, asserting he acted as their agent, not trustee, and no fraud or collusion occurred.
James Chalmers v. Mrs Agnes Law or Bryden — Answers, 28 Aug 1820
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Answers by the defenders to the argument made by James Chalmers, asserting that the pursuer has no title to insist in this action of Declarator of Redemption.
David Morison, James Inches Jun. and Robert Hepburn v. William Robertson — Answers, 23 Feb 1822
Abstract
Defender William Robertson answers a condescendence alleging no claim, asserting he had a valid claim recognized by arbiters and that pursuers knew of it.
Petition — David Morrison & Others against Inner House Interlocutor [2]
Abstract
Petitioners, trustees for George Turnbull’s creditors, seek to overturn an interlocutor that sustains a double-ranking of debtor William Robertson’s claim against Turnbull’s estate, alleging arbiters exceeded their powers and erred in calculation.
