W. C. Stirling and Commissioners v. William Dunn — Complainers' Case, 1 Apr 1830
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Complainers' Case of W. C. Stirling, Esq. and Commissioners, against William Dunn, Esq.
David Young and Andrew Lauder v. William Ross — Answers, 18 Jun 1828
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Answers challenging suspension of diligence on a promissory note, disputing payee designation, registration instance, and corporate standing of Albion Joint Stock Company.
William Ross v. David Young and Andrew Lauder — Answers, 3 Jun 1828
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Chargers David Young and Andrew Lauder, as factor and treasurer of Albion Joint Stock Company, defend against William Ross’s claim they lack standing to sue on a promissory note granted to them personally.
David Young and Others v. William Ross — Revised Case, 21 May 1830
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Chargers seek payment on a 1827 promissory note from religious congregation members, including William Ross, who contests standing and personal liability as treasurer of an unrecognised association.
William Ross v. David Young and Andrew Lauder — Revised Case, 3 Jun 1830
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Court orders parties to submit revised mutual cases by first Box-day, allowing revision by second Box-day, then directs printing and enrolment within 14 days.
Additional Appendix for the Pursuer. CONTRACT of MARRIAGE between the Defender Mrs Bell Maclachlan and her husband.
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Petition of Mrs Louisa Bell Maclachlan, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor so far as above complained of, and to find that the pursuer is entitled to the principal sum and interest of the bond since the death of the defender's husband.
Coll Macdonald, W.S. v. Mrs Louisa Bell Maclachlan of Craiginterve — Reclaiming Note, 2 Sep 1830
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Court finds bond fee vested in deceased’s estate, not extinguished by marital or trustee intromission, and awards pursuer the fee while granting defender liferent.
Revised Condescendence. Revised Answers. NOTE of PLEAS in LAW for the Pursuer. NOTE of PLEAS in LAW for the DEFENDERS.
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Pursuer claims debt from deceased’s estate; defender contests executor liability and compensation rights.
Revised Condescendence.
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Trustees managed estate after Colin M'Lachlan’s death; dispute over debts, succession, and management rights involving Mrs Louisa Bell M'Lachlan and her husband Mr Bell.
CSP-194 unsorted seg219
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Reclaiming Petition by DUN. M'NEILL, asking the Court to alter the decree in favour of the pursuer to the fee of the bond, and to assoilzie the defender, Mrs Bell M'Lachlan, from the conclusions of the action.
