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Respondent defends his freeholder qualification based on liferent superiority titles, challenging claims of nominality and valuation errors.

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Respondent defends his freeholder status in Inverness-shire against allegations of nominal or fictitious qualification, citing a general disposition and a subsequent discharge by the beneficiary.

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Answers by William Patrick Grant, Esq. responding to the petition and complaint presented by the Lords, with procedural instructions for lodging mutual cases and granting diligence against havers.

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Respondent seeks review of interlocutor dated 3 July 1830, requesting complainers withdraw revised case materials or face costs.

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Court renews diligence and extends case lodgment deadlines; allows certain documents to remain in process pending further ruling.

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William Thomas Grant defends his 1826 parliamentary enrolment via inherited land titles, rejecting claims of nominality or misrepresentation in the election roll.

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Respondent William T. Grant defends his freeholder enrolment in Inverness-shire against objections of nominality and procedural irregularity, referencing prior rulings on similar cases and asserting lawful conveyance and proper roll entry.

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Court closes record; parties to exchange and lodge mutual cases by Nov 5; grants diligence to recover documents and commission to sheriffs/solicitor for examination by July 1.

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Court extends case deadlines and permits contested documents to remain in process pending revision and review.

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Defender William Dunn seeks to recover expenses and violent profits from pursuers over a contested lease of Cochney Loch under a strict entail, after being assigned the lease post-judgment but not formally joined in the appeal.