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Pursuers William Foreman Home and David Milne sue representatives of deceased trustees John Pringle and James Hunter over trust management and entitlement to estates under entail and trust deeds.

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Defender defends as trustee against claimant’s action for payment from sequestrated estate, asserting statutory immunity and proper claim lodgment.

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Pursuers seek court to alter reclaimed interlocutor and hold defenders liable for balance due by William Molle as factor under George Home’s trustees.

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Pursuers claim defenders liable for unpaid factor’s balance from trust estate; Lord Ordinary finds Pringle negligent, exonerates Hunter.

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Statement of Facts for Respondent Mr Grieve, and Answers by Advocator Mr Clark and Respondents Mrs Thomson and Husband.

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William Clark seeks return of title-deeds from John Grieve, asserting a valid hypothec over property that Grieve sold without preserving Clark’s secured interest.

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William Clark sues Thomson and Husband, and John Grieve as trustee for James Scott and his creditors.

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Respondents oppose trustee’s claims for feu-duties, expenses, and remuneration, insisting property proceeds must first cover duties and rejecting personal liability for unauthorized litigation costs.

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Clark seeks hypothec over Duddingstone property to secure unpaid business account, while Morrison’s heirs claim title deeds as collateral for feu duties.

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Court orders revised case boxing; Lord Ordinary delays ruling on personal exception and hypothec apportionment due to legal complexity.

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W. F. Home and D. Milne v. Pringle & Hunter's Representatives — 10 Jul 1835

William Forman Home v. Alexander Low, Trustee for William Molle — Answers, 29 May 1833 [2]

RECLAIMING NOTE FOR WILLIAM F. HOME, Esq. of Paxton, and DAVID MILNE, Esq. Judicial-Factor on the Estate of Billie,—Pursuers ; In the Process of Count, Reckoning, and Payment, at t

Reclaiming Note, W. F. Home, & David Milne, Esqs. against Lord Fullerton's Interlocutor

STATEMENT of FACTS for Respondent, Mr John Grieve, AND ANSWERS thereto for Mr Clark, Advocator, and the Respondents, Mrs Thomson and Husband.

William Clark v. Mrs Thomson and Husband, and John Grieve — Condescendence

William Clark v. Thomson and Husband, and John Grieve — 27 Apr 1837 [2]

William Clark v. Christian Thomson or Morrison and Alexander Thomson and John Grieve — Respondents' Case, 6 Apr 1837

William Clark v. John Grieve and Others — Revised Case, 6 Apr 1837

William Clark v. Thomson and Husband, and John Grieve — Complainers' Case, 6 Apr 1837