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Coll M'Donald v. Mrs Louisa Bell M'Lachlan and Colin Bell M'Lachlan — Reclaiming Note, 2 Sep 1830

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Defender seeks review of interlocutor granting Pursuer fee of £500 bond, finding Defender entitled to liferent and Pursuer to expenses.

Mrs Tod v. Thomas Landale — Appendix to Reclaiming Note, 10 Jul 1830

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Respondent’s appendix to reclaiming note seeks reimbursement for defender’s legal expenses, with Lord Ordinary apportioning costs between two defenders and directing partial payment to each.

Thomas Landale v. Mrs. Elizabeth Roughead or Tod and David Tod — Answers

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Mrs. Elizabeth Roughead Tod and David Tod answer claims against Thomas Landale, asserting separate estate via father’s deed, denying husband’s claims, separation, violence, or employment of Lothian.

RECLAIMING NOTE FOR Mrs. Elizabeth Roughead or Tod, Spouse of David Tod, Esq., residing at Newington, with concurrence of the said David Tod, and him for his interest, AGAINST Lord

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Court sustains pursuer’s claim for half of taxed expenses from Mrs. Tod’s defense in prior action against Mr. Lothian, remitting remainder to Auditor.

Reclaiming Note, Andrew Willison & Others against Lord Mackenzie's Interlocutor

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Defenders seek to reclaim interlocutors awarding expenses and denying further costs, challenging findings that Robert Bell’s stock vested in James Bell, not executors.

Edward Bell and Others v. Andrew Willison and Others and Archibald Warden — Condescendence, 20 May 1829

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Pursuers, executors of legatees under Robert Bell’s will, claim legacies and his share in William Bell and Company against defenders, disputing legacy terms, partnership status, and accounting of debts and profits.

Edward Bell and Robert Bell and Others v. Bell and Others — Summons, 12 Dec 1822

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Pursuers, heirs and executors of Robert Bell, seek to enforce a 1806 will’s legacies and partnership debts against James Bell senior and Andrew Willison, claiming £2117 plus interest owed from a dissolved copartnership.

RECLAIMING NOTE, BELL'S EXECUTORS & MANDATORY, &c. AGAINST LORD MACKENZIE'S INTERLOCUTOR. Walter Cook, W.S. Pursuers' Agent. William Renny, W.S. Agent for the Defender Willison and

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The Lord Ordinary dismisses the pursuers' claim, finding they lack title to pursue the action as executors, and assoilzies remaining defenders while ordering expense accounting.

No. III. MINUTE FOR PURSUER IN CAUSA DUGALD CAMPBELL v. PRICE &c. No. IV.

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Pursuer seeks reimbursement for expenses incurred while managing a steam-boat at Port-Glasgow, but court finds no proof of continued employment or authority to use an assistant.

Dugald Campbell v. Hugh Price, James Stevenson, and James Alexander — Condescendence

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Defenders condescend denying pursuer’s service beyond 12 weeks, claiming negligence caused vessel damage and that a certificate was obtained under misrepresentation.

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