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Reclaiming Petition — Reclaiming Note, Alexander Napier against Lord Mackenzie's Interlocutor

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Reclaiming Petition of Alexander Napier, against Lord Mackenzie's interlocutor, asking the Court to alter the interlocutor and find the suspender liable to the charger for expenses

Roger Rollo v. Robert Campbell — Answers, 19 Nov 1829

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Respondent defends against claim for unpaid rent, asserting mutual contract extinguished arrears and meliorations, and that subsequent imprisonment was unjust.

APPENDIX to Reasons of Advocation for Mr Rollo. No. I. ORIGINAL PETITION for Robert Campbell to the Sheriff, March 1822.

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Petitioner seeks inspection and valuation of property left on leased land after private settlement, challenging respondent’s diligence and claiming wrongful imprisonment.

Roger Rollo v. Robert Campbell — Complainers' Case, 31 Jan 1829

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Rollo seeks unpaid rent and property value from Campbell, who claims he fulfilled lease duties by removing assets and renouncing claims.

Robert Campbell v. Roger Rollo — Reclaiming Note, 18 Jun 1830

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Robert Campbell's action dismissed by Lord Ordinary; costs awarded against him for procedural excesses beyond petition's scope.

Mrs. Margaret Campbell and Husband v. Messrs. Walter Brown and Son — Condescendence, 14 Jul 1826

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Pursuers claim rent arrears from tenant; defenders assert prior poinding for debt; sheriff sold goods; pursuer claims no compensation from husband’s alleged debt.

Reclaiming Note, Mrs. Margaret Campbell and Husband against Lord Moncreiff's Interlocutor

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Pursuers seek to overturn an interlocutor upholding defenders' preference in poinding proceeds, arguing procedural defects in their prior claim.

RECORD, CONSISTING OF RE-REVISED REASONS OF ADVOCATION, AND NOTE OF PLEAS IN LAW, FOR PETER GILLIES, Smith in Partick, Preses, and James Miller, Mason there, Treasurer of the Parti

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Complainers seek payment from Mrs Hunter for unpaid shares in the Partick Building Society, alleging she remained a member despite claiming to have sold her shares.

Peter Gillies and James Miller v. Mrs Margaret Hunter — Bill of Advocation, 10 Feb 1829

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Pursuers, officers of a building society, seek to recover unpaid advances from a widow who claims she sold her shares and ceased membership before the advances were demanded.

Peter Gillies and James Miller v. Mrs Margaret Hunter — Reclaiming Note, 25 Jun 1830

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Pursuers, officers of a building society, seek to recover unpaid advances from a former member who claims she sold her shares and ceased membership before the advances were demanded.

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