Petition — Archibald Martin against Lord Pitmilly's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of Archibald Martin asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
Second Division. UNTO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE The Lords of Council and Session, PETITION
Abstract
Petition of the petitioner asking the Court to remit to a Lord Ordinary for discussion the claim made by Messrs Ure and Miller merchants in Glasgow
William Langmuir v. John Macnab and Robert Macnab — Duplies, 9 Feb 1820
Abstract
Langmuir seeks recall of sequestration, but fails to meet burden of proof; Macnabs defend sequestration by showing extensive mercantile dealings and creditor support.
APPENDIX. TACK between Robert Muir and Andrew Wilson.
Abstract
Robert Muir, trustee for John Buchanan’s estate, leases Glasgow tavern and cellars to Andrew Wilson for 10.5 years at £65 annual rent, with alteration rights and waste removal obligations.
Cunningham v. Grieve — Note, 5 Apr 1819
Abstract
Court considers whether a lease to 'heir or heirs in possession' excludes assignees and must go to heir-at-law.
Robert Muir v. Andrew Wilson — Appendix, 5 Apr 1819
Abstract
Defender seeks to enforce lease clause allowing rejection of assignees without consent, but court finds conditions imposed at roup unreasonably alter lease terms.
James Farquhar Gordon v. Francis Grahame of Morphie — Bill of Suspension, 11 Jun 1818
Abstract
Complainer seeks injunction to halt timber cutting on Carse estate, claiming adverse possession and adjudication rights under entail statute.
No. IV. INVENTORY of WRITS sent Mr GEORGE JOSEPH BELL, with Memorial for THOMAS SPENCE.
Abstract
Inventory of writs and bills involving Thomas Spence, detailing payments, acceptances, and endorsements by creditors and witnesses.
Thomas Spence v. David Scrymgeour — Answers
Abstract
Respondent defends suspension of diligence, citing valid payment and assignation from Mr Hutchison, and rejects the suspender’s late timber plea.
Thomas Spence v. David Scrymgeour — Bill of Suspension, 17 Nov 1819
Abstract
Thomas Spence seeks suspension of a bill charged by David Scrymgeour, claiming unjust assignment and prior satisfaction via timber sale.
