Petition — John Campbell senior, & Co. against Inner-House Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of John Campbell senior and Company, Merchants in Glasgow, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
Petition — J. Campbell, sen. & Co. against Lord Hermand's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of John Campbell, senior, & Co. asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
Robert Forrester v. Howdon, Sanderson & Co. — Information, 1 Apr 1802
Abstract
Information of Robert Forrester, Esq., arguing that the bill in question was an accommodation-bill and that the suspenders cannot avoid payment because one of their partners was the holder.
APPENDIX. No. I. TACK betwixt JAMES WHITEFOORD of Dunduff and WILLIAM GRIEVE.
Abstract
James Whitefoord leases lands at Barlaugh and Harkerstoun to William Grieve for 38 years or until Grieve’s heir inherits, with rent, enclosure duties, and maintenance obligations.
E. of Galloway vs. Mr. Mitchelson — Information, 18 Jan 1803
Abstract
Creditors meeting approves Alexander M'Hutcheon’s proposal to transfer Hugh M'Hutcheon’s estate to trustees for sale to repay debts.
The Right Honourable John Earl of Galloway v. Alexander M‘Hutcheon — Memorial, 30 Dec 1802
Abstract
Alexander M‘Hutcheon claims possession via heir cum beneficio inventarii, asserting the lease’s exclusion of assignees doesn’t bar him.
Howden, Sanderson, and Company v. Robert Forrester — Information, 29 May 1802
Abstract
Information of the Company Howden, Sanderson & Co., arguing that as drawers of a bill bearing value, they are entitled to the plea of undue negotiation due to lack of protest and notice.
Whiteheads and Howard v. Archibald Campbell — Answers, 2 Dec 1802
Abstract
Respondents, as onerous indorsees, seek payment from petitioner after note dishonored via chain of blank indorsements.
APPENDIX. No. I. Copy from the EXTRACT REGISTERED PROTEST, No. 2. in Process.
Abstract
Protest of £1550 promissory note due Dec 1, 1801, after refusal to pay due to unmarketable wine in royal warehouse.
Petition — Arch. Campbell, Esq. against Lord Hermand's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petitioner challenges a court ruling that bankers Whiteheads and Howard are onerous holders of a protested bill for bad wine, arguing they are trustees holding it for original venders.
