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Reclaiming Note, John Grieve against Lord Mackenzie's Interlocutor

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John Grieve, trustee, seeks to reclaim a debt balance from Thomas Mowat’s creditors, challenging an interlocutor that denies his claim to the funds.

RESPONDENT'S STATEMENT of FACTS, AND ANSWERS thereto by the Pursuer.

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Answers by the pursuer to the respondent's statement of facts, denying that the respondent was liable for losses incurred by the Fife Banking Company or its successor.

John Holliday v. James Auchinleck Cheyne and Lindsay Mackersy — Answers, 9 Dec 1829

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Defendant John Holliday denies liability as a partner in dissolved banking companies, challenging pursuers' authority to sue and asserting no loss or debt attributable to him.

William Drummond v. John Holliday — Reclaiming Note, 18 Dec 1830

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Defender seeks review of interlocutor rejecting preliminary defences and ordering expenses; court appoints tax and report on 30 Oct 1827 meeting.

No. II. ANSWERS for John Fraser, Esq. Provost of Dumfries, and Robert Thomson, Allan Anderson, and James Corson, Bailies thereof; James Swan, Dean of Guild; George Montgomerie, Tre

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Respondents enforce a registered bond granting them power of sale over lands, after formal requisition and public advertising, despite suspender’s refusal to sign conveyance.

John Richardson Dickson v. The Magistrates of Dumfries — Bill of Suspension

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Dickson seeks bond enforcement suspension, alleging irregular horning, non-compliance, and unjust sale price exceeding his debt.

John Richardson Dickson of Pearsbyhall v. Magistrates of the Burgh of Dumfries — Reclaiming Note, 14 Dec 1830

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Dickson seeks to reclaim his suspension bill against Dumfries magistrates, challenging Lord Moncreiff’s refusal and the adequacy of evidence submitted by respondents.

Ramage & Co. and John Ramage v. Dr Robert Briggs — Answers

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Answers by Dr Robert Briggs, St Andrews, to the bill of suspension for Ramage & Co. and John Ramage, arguing that the Sheriff's proceedings were oppressive and that the complainers have no valid title to the premises.

ANSWERS for Dr Robert Briggs, St Andrews, TO THE BILL of SUSPENSION for Ramage & Co. Merchants, South Bridge Street, Edinburgh, and John Ramage, the individual partner thereof.

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Answers by the complainers to the bill of suspension instituted by Dr Robert Briggs, asserting that they were entitled to continue possession of the ware-room by tacit relocation, having made a formal offer accepted in fact if not in writing.

Ramage & Company and John Ramage v. Dr Robert Briggs — Reclaiming Note, 16 Dec 1830

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Complainers, as unacknowledged sub-tenants, seek to reclaim against Lord Moncreiff’s interlocutor in a summary ejectment case.

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