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Reclaiming Petition — George Renny against Inner-House Interlocutor

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George Renny seeks to overturn an interlocutor holding him liable for his son’s share in a bankrupt Glasgow hosiery company, arguing his son was a minor sleeping partner and he acted solely as legal administrator.

Petition — George Renny residing at Birkhill; Humbly Sheweth

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Petition of George Renny asking the Court to remit the penalty of 10l. Sterling imposed for his son William Renny's failure to perform his share in the copartnership contract with Gartly, M'Donald and Company.

Petition — George Renny against Lord Craig's Interlocutor

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George Renny challenges a 1798 interlocutor holding him liable as a partner, asserting he acted solely as tutor for his minor son and was not personally bound by the copartnership’s debts.

Hugh Wallace v. William Morrison — Petition, 20 Nov 1802

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Petition of Hugh WALLACE, late Servant to William Morrison, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor which modified his account of expences to L. 5, 5s.

Petition — William Morrison against Lord Armadale's Interlocutor

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Petition of William Morrison, Farmer at Hyndland, asking the Court to alter Lord Armadale's interlocutor refusing a Bill of Suspension.

Petition — Petition, Sir W. Montgomery Cuninghame, Pursuer of a Cessio Bonorum for Warrant to liberate him on Caution the Petition of Sir Walter Montgomery Cuninghame of Corsehill, Baronet, Pursuer of a Process of Cessio Bonorum

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Petition of Sir Walter Montgomery Cuninghame, asking the Court to grant warrant to liberate him on caution, and to authorize conveyance to Ayr, Glasgow, or Canongate if he cannot secure the bond.

Sir Walter Montgomerie Cunninghame v. Thomas Howell and Others — Answers, 26 Feb 1803

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Creditors object to pursuer’s cessio application, citing procedural haste, fraud, and concealed assets.

APPENDIX. No. I. The Heirs and Representatives of Captain Dugald Campbell of Auchnaba, IN ACCOUNT WITH ALLAN Macdougal, Writer to the Signet.

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Accounting records between Captain Campbell’s heirs and Allan Macdougal, writer to the Signet, show final balance owed of £400 13s 6d after commissions and retained funds from 1793–1796.

Reclaiming Petition — Allan Macdougal, W. S. against Lord Craig's Interlocutors

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Petitioners seek to overturn interlocutors denying them compensation for managing late Mr Campbell’s affairs, including disputed fees and indemnity against future claims.

John Geddes v. Glasgow Glasswork Compy — Report, 1801

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John Geddes sued the Glasgow Glasswork Company for unpaid additional compensation for managerial duties beyond his agreed £100 salary.

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