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RECLAIMING NOTE FOR JAMES RENTON, Esq. Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee for the Creditors of Alexander Murray, Lord Elibank, (now deceased,) and Janet Oliphant, Lady Elibank. IN TH

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Trustee James Renton seeks to uphold suspension and interdict against timber sales on entailed estates of Ballencrieff, Darnhall, and Elibank, citing creditor rights and heir protections under entail.

RECLAIMING NOTE—JAMES RENTON, Esq. AGAINST LORD MEADOWBANK'S INTERLOCUTOR. FOR JAMES RENTON, Esq. Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee for the Creditors of ALEXANDER MURRAY, LORD ELIBA

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James Renton, trustee for creditors of deceased Lord Elibank and his widow, files a reclaiming note against Lord Meadowbank’s interlocutor in a suspension and interdict process initiated by Lord Elibank’s eldest son.

Mrs Ann Finlay or Thomson v. Thomas Whyte — Condescendence, 8 Jun 1830

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Defender Thomas Whyte denies Mrs Ann Finlay’s £500 claim, citing other bills and disputing facts about a 1815 bill’s purpose and effect.

Thomas Whyte v. John Finlay — Reclaiming Note, 3 Jul 1830

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Advocator Thomas Whyte seeks review of Lord Medwyn's interlocutor rejecting his advocation and ordering him to pay respondent's expenses.

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Petition of George Moir asking the Court to alter interlocutor and strike out lot 6, Malta Terrace, from judicial sale process

John Miller v. Trustees of the late John Davidson — State of the Process, 10 Jul 1830

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John Miller sues William Miller’s tutors over heirship to lands settled by John Davidson, disputing whether heir of line or heir of conquest prevails under the 1796 deed.

John Miller v. William Miller and the Trustees of the late John Davidson — Reclaiming Note, 2 Sep 1830

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Defenders William Miller and his curators reclaim against Lord Fullerton's interlocutor in a declarator process initiated by John Miller, esquire, against William Miller and trustees of John Davidson.

James Stevenson & Others v. John Munro & Others — Revised Condescendence and Answers, 17 Jun 1829

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Pursuers, tailors' Incorporation of Aberdeen, allege defenders unlawfully practiced tailor trade within burgh, denying defenders' privileges as King's freemen or burgesses.

Deacon and Box-Master of the Incorporation of Tailors of Aberdeen v. Munro and Grant, and David Moir — Reclaiming Note, 2 Sep 1830

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Defenders appeal a declarator finding them liable for encroaching on tailor trade privileges, seeking to reverse the interlocutor and avoid costs.

John Hunter v. William Anderson — State of the Process, 17 Dec 1829

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State of the Process in the advocation between John Hunter and William Anderson, concerning the competency and merits of the proceedings and the value of poinded articles.

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