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The Trustees of the Honourable Basil Cochrane v. George Hunter of Callender — State of the Process, 21 Jan 1831

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Hunter contests trustees’ sale of Auchterarder estate, asserting unacknowledged claims to wood, minerals, church seats, and customs, and seeks reservation of rights.

George Hunter v. Trustees of the Honourable Basil Cochrane — Answers, 4 Jan 1831

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Answers by George Hunter to the argument of the trustees of Basil Cochrane, asserting that omitted subjects must be valued as part of the estate's price

George Hunter v. Trustees of the late Honourable Basil Cochrane — Reclaiming Note, 4 Jan 1831

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Pursuer seeks to reclaim an interlocutor against Lord Mackenzie, challenging Mr Brown's report and claiming remuneration and expenses.

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Spence assigns Gray’s timber to Grahame as collateral for debts, with Grahame able to sell after Nov 22, 1817, deduct expenses, and retain only timber covering specified sums.

Thomas Spence v. Francis Grahame — Revised Condescendence and Answers, 11 Mar 1830

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Pursuer seeks account for timber sold under assignation to defender, disputing debt and value of timber sales.

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Account of net proceeds from timber sales at Carse estate, detailing sales, discounts, expenses, and remaining balance after deductions.

Thomas Spence v. Francis Grahame — Answers, 25 Nov 1829

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Answers by Francis Grahame, Esq. to the argument of Thomas Spence, denying the pursuer's right to demand count and reckoning and asserting the defender's retained debt

Thomas Spence v. Francis Grahame — Summons, 20 Oct 1829

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Spence sues Grahame for breach of assignation securing timber sale debts, demanding account, payment of £200 balance, £118.13.3d bill, and cancellation of specified bills.

Thomas Spence v. Francis Grahame — Reclaiming Note, 11 Jan 1831

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Spence seeks to adjust accounting for timber sales, claiming £118:13:3 paid from separate funds should be credited against £1100 security limit.

Reclaiming Note Sir William Maxwell and Others against Lord Fullerton's Interlocutor

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Court sustains defenders' plea of prescription and dismisses action against Thomas Falconer, finding no personal liability or expenses due.

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