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1.—STATEMENT of FACTS for Hunter's Representatives, in closed Record, page 44, Article 12. EXCERPTS from Mr BROWN'S REPORTS on the Accounts of the Trust of George Home, Esq.

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State of the Process of Hunter's Representatives, in closed Record, page 44, Article 12, EXCERPTS from Mr Brown's Reports on the Accounts of the Trust of George Home, Esq.

W. F. Home and David Milne v. Pringle and Hunter's Representatives — 1 Feb 1836

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Trustees seek accounting and payment from factor William Molle for unpaid trust duties and rent collection.

William F. Home and David Milne v. Pringle and Hunter's Representatives — State of the Process

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Trust dispute over administration and trustee validity involving William Molle, Pringle, Hunter, and Billie’s estate, with claims of improper fund management and invalid trustee appointments due to Molle’s insolvency.

Appendix to Reclaiming Note for W. F. Home, & David Milne, Esq. against Lord Fullerton's Interlocutor

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Parties agree to append shared documents to reclaiming notes to avoid duplication, but agents dispute costs and timing of reprint.

W. F. Home and David Milne v. Pringle and Hunter's Representatives — Appendix, 15 Feb 1836

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Trustees Pringle, Molle, and Hunter dispute possession and management of George Home’s estate, including Paxton, with heir William F. Home challenging their refusal to execute a liferent deed.

W. F. Home and David Milne v. Pringle and Hunter's Representatives — 18 Feb 1836

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Correspondence and documents in a dispute over reckoning and payment between Home and Milne against Pringle and Hunter's representatives.

RECLAIMING NOTE FOR JOHN PRINGLE, one of the Depute-clerks of Session, Trustee named in the Deeds of Settlement of the deceased WILLIAM PRINGLE, Depute-clerk of Session, and for Mr

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Complainers seek to have an interlocutor recalled and expenses awarded, challenging the Lord Ordinary’s findings in a complex estate accounting case involving multiple heirs and trustees.

RECLAIMING NOTE, PRINGLE'S REPRESENTATIVES, AGAINST Lord Fullerton's Interlocutor. Daniel Fisher, Solicitor for Pringle's Representatives. W. Pollock, W. S., Agent for Hunter's Rep

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Court finds Pringle liable for factor’s unpaid trust balances due to failure to act despite knowing irregularities; Hunter exonerated for lack of oversight.

William F. Home and David Milne v. Hunter's Representatives and Pringle's Representatives — Answers, 10 Jul 1835

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Defenders dispute pursuer’s trust commission claim, asserting Hunter was an active trustee and Molle’s bankruptcy was properly managed.

STATEMENT of FACTS for PRINGLE'S REPRESENTATIVES,—Defenders; AND ANSWERS THERETO by Pursuers.

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Trustees dispute management of estates under a 1816 settlement, with claims over factor appointments, retained balances, and liability for unpaid trust funds.

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