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David Dickson v. Alexander Morison — Answers, 14 Jun 1762

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Answers by Alexander Morison to the petition of Mr David Dickson, responding to claims that the account was not fully settled and that payments to Vallange were improperly deducted.

Petition — Jean Fife Residenter in Forfar

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Petition of Jean Fife asking the Court to overturn the interlocutor that voided a bill accepted by one Notary for a deceased debtor, Robert Fife, on grounds of incapacity to write.

Petition — Mr David Dickson minister of the gospel at Newlands

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Petition of Mr David Dickson asking the Court to remit the costs and expenses awarded against him in a long-running process concerning claims by Alexander Morrison against him for debts owed to John Vallange.

Petition — Charles Ogilvie writer in Forfar

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Petitioner challenges interlocutor binding him as cautioner post-debtor’s acquittal, arguing bond’s scope was limited to original admiralty process.

Patrick Murray of Ayton v. Sir Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre — Minute, 12 Jan 1763

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Parties failed to lodge informations; court authorizes Murray's trustees to print debate minutes and imposes fee for opposing party's late submission.

James Veitch of Elliock, David Scrymgeour, David Rae and William Douglas v. John Murray — Memorial, 22 Feb 1762 [2]

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Memorial of The Honourable James Veitch of Elliock, Esq; David Scrymgeour, David Rae, and William Douglas, arguing that the pursuer has no right to strike out a window in a shared gavel without consent of all proprietors

Petition — Isabel Turnbull, formerly Servant to Mrs

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Petition of Isobel Turnbull, asking the Court to overturn the interlocutor that found her assailant liable only to pay a nominal sum in damages.

Alexander Earl of Galloway v. David Thomson of Inglifton — Memorial, 15 Feb 1762 [2]

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Earl of Galloway opposes approval of 1642 sub-commissioners' teind valuations for lands in Kirkcudbright, arguing they are void due to procedural defects, lack of reporting to principal commissioners, and abandonment by subsequent payments and legal proceedings.

John Murray v. James Veitch of Elliock, David Scrimzeour, David Rae, and William Douglas — Memorial, 12 Feb 1762

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Memorial of John Murray, Merchant in Edinburgh, arguing that the Gavel of Hamilton's Land is not subject to the joint interest of other proprietors, and that his proposed window in the 5th Story causes no damage to the structure.

George Yeaman v. John Stewart — Information, 20 Feb 1762

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Information of George Yeaman, arguing that the tenements in question were purchased with Andrew Stewart's funds and thus remain subject to his debts, and that John Stewart's claim as heir is without legal foundation.

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