Jean Ralston v. John Weir — Answers, 8 Apr 1813
Abstract
Respondents defend Margaret Hamilton’s initial-signed deed, citing her established practice and notary testimony for validity.
Petition — John Weir against Inner-House Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of John Weir, James Weir, and Marion Weir asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
M19-1780s doc0068b
Abstract
George Gordon swears he recorded the defender’s order for goods at Fort George in September 1780, including hops and leather, and confirms shipment details from the Tannery Company’s books.
Petition — for Alex. Young, and others against Lord Alva's Interlocutors
Abstract
Petitioners seek recovery of £44 10s 6d for leather shipped to Fort George in 1780, wrecked at sea, challenging Lord Alva’s interlocutor denying partner’s oath as evidence.
M19-1780s doc0058b
Abstract
John Durno denies misconduct, asserting he acted in good faith to help Achyndachy’s financial distress by advising and arranging loans.
Alexander Achyndachy v. George Gordon — Answers, 8 Feb 1787
Abstract
Answers by George Gordon of Rothney and others to the petition of Alexander Achyndachy of Kin-craigie, arguing that objections to debts were superseded and bankruptcy was already determined
M19-1780s doc0031b
Abstract
Letters of publication issued for public roup sale of Alexander Achyndachy’s estate (Kincraigie, Keig, valued 8111l. 16s. 11¼d.) in Edinburgh on March 5.
Petition — Gavin Young
Abstract
Petition of Gavin Young, Merchant in London, and his attorney, and of Robert Armour, Merchant in Kilmarnock, asking the Court to permit a new ordinary to be appointed in the process against Robert Armour
