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VI.—EXCERPT from MINUTES of the Meeting of the Heritors and Kirk-Session of the Barony Parish of Glasgow, held on the 6th February 1827. VII.—MEMORIAL for the Heritors of the Baron

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Heritors of Glasgow Barony Parish seek legal opinion on voting rights at poor assessment meetings, challenging eligibility of non-cess-payers and role of ministers/elders.

Robert Murdoch and Others v. William Robertson and Alexander Morrison — Additional Appendix to Reclaiming Note, 11 Jul 1829

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Heritors' voting rights and collector nomination in Glasgow parish poor assessments contested via statutory interpretation.

William Robertson and Alexander Morrison v. Robert Murdoch and Others — Answers, 13 Jan 1829

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Respondents defend election of collector by heritors, disputing eligibility of non-cess-book proprietors to vote at parish meetings.

William Robertson and Others v. Robert Murdoch — State of the Process

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Court conjoins suspension, interdict, and reduction actions; record closed with parties appointed procurators for debate.

NOTE AND INTERLOCUTOR, Passing Bill of Suspension and Interdict, referred to in Interlocutor brought under review.

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Court declines to grant interdict on poor’s-rate collection, upholding heritor voting rights and proxy use despite procedural objections.

William Robertson and Alexander Morrison v. Charles M'Intosh, Hugh Paterson and Others — Answers, 19 Dec 1827

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Answers by Charles M'Intosh, Hugh Paterson, and Robert Murdoch to the reasons of suspension for William Robertson and Alexander Morrison, asserting that only those rated in the cess-books are entitled to vote at parish meetings.

William Robertson & Alexander Morrison v. Robert Murdoch & Others — Answers, 4 Mar 1828 [2]

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Defenders defend election of Robert Murdoch as collector of poors' rates, asserting majority of legally entitled voters supported him, and that proxies and protest votes were invalid under law.

Robert Murdoch & Others v. William Robertson — Reclaiming Note, 3 Jun 1829

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Defendants challenge an interlocutor electing William Robertson as surveyor and collector of poors’ rates, seeking to recall it and restore their heritors’ rights.

IV. Defender's STATEMENT of Facts, WITH ANSWERS by the Pursuer.

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Answers by the defender to the pursuer's averments, denying employment, interest charges, and responsibility for accounts incurred in prior litigation.

Nos. III. and IV. REVISED CONDESCENDENCE for ALEXANDER FRASER, one of the Solicitors of His Majesty's High Court of Chancery at Westminster, and John Black Gracie, Writer to the Si

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Pursuers claim defender benefited from their legal work in entailed estate proceedings; defender denies employment, denies benefit, and asserts accounts are unproven.

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