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Appeal, David Duff and Others, in Sequestration of the Estates of Archibald Menzies. Notes and Deliverance by the Sheriff-Substitute in the Competition for the office of Trustee on the Estate of Archibald Menzies, Aberfeldy. on Notes of Objections fo

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Court sustains David Duff as trustee over Archibald Menzies' estate after resolving objections to creditor votes, including invalid oaths and disputed affidavits.

James Methuen v. Robert Scott — Answers, 3 Mar 1851

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Answers by Robert Scott, Tacksman of the Teinds of North Leith, and others, to the minute for James Methuen, responding to the proposed course as not meeting justice or rights of parties.

APPENDIX. No. I.—MEDICAL CERTIFICATE. No. II.—Copy LETTER from Mr D. M‘Kenzie to Mr John Grant, Writer, Tain.

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Medical certificate attesting Alexander M‘Kenzie’s mental incapacity, accompanied by a letter from his father stating no influence or responsibility in appointing a guardian.

Petition — Petition, Sir C. W. a Ross, and Alex. Matheson, Esq. for Curator Bonis to Alex

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Petition of Sir C. W. A. Ross and Alex. Matheson, Esq. asking the Court to appoint a curator bonis to Alexander M'Kenzie, who is mentally deranged and unable to manage his affairs.

John Ferguson v. Dougall MacEwen and John Gillespie — Bill of Advocation, 9 Nov 1850

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John Ferguson sues Dougall Macewen and John Gillespie for illegal poor rates enforcement and unlawful arrest under the Poor Law Act, seeking judicial review of sheriff’s dismissal.

John Ferguson v. Dougall MacEwen and John Gillespie — Reclaiming Note, 1 Mar 1851

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Advocator failed to give statutory notice to one defender, causing dismissal under Poor Law Amendment Act 86th section.

IV.—STATEMENT OF FACTS for the Defender, AND ANSWERS thereto for the Pursuer.

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Defender claims he paid off mother’s debts and funded siblings’ education; pursuer denies debts were his and claims entitlement to share of mother’s estate.

David Allan v. John Allan — Condescendence

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David Allan sues his brother John Allan for concealing mother’s estate—£410 bank savings and personal property—and claims a fourth share of his deceased brother’s inheritance.

RECLAIMING NOTE— JOHN ALLAN'S TRUSTEES, AGAINST LORD ROBERTSON'S INTERLOCUTOR. JOHN HENDERSON, S.S.C., Reclaimers' Agent. ALEXANDER MILLAR, S.S.C., Pursuer's Agent. Mr THOMSON, Cle

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John Allan's trustees reclaim £410 from David Allan, asserting he never waived his share of his mother's executry despite a 1836 discharge.

Petition — Petition, Sir John Stewart Richardson, Bart. for Execution Pending Appeal. Andersons & Wood, W.S

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Petition of Sir John Stewart Richardson of Pitfour, Baronet, asking the Court to permit execution pending appeal against the Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Railway Junction Company

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