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Answers by Walter Brown Merchant in Edinburgh to the petition of Andrew Taylor Distiller at East Linton, responding to the argument that the contract for spirits was void under the 1799 act.

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James Morrison sues Thomas Boswell for breach of contract over unsold whisky, claiming damages based on market price rise after delivery was refused.

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Petitioner seeks reduced damages for whisky breach, claiming justifiable refusal based on reasonable belief of fraud, not malice.

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Thomas Boswall defends against James Morrison’s petition for damages over a whisky sale in Leith, alleging Morrison deceived him by concealing market knowledge.

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Plaintiff claimed damages for spirits purchased at a lower price that later rose in value, with jury awarding profit-based compensation.

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Petitioner seeks to overturn interlocutor limiting damages to citation date, arguing for highest market price during entire litigation period due to defendant’s illegal refusal to deliver.

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James Morison sues Thomas Boswell for breach of contract over four puncheons of whisky, seeking specific performance or damages equal to Boswell’s profit potential during litigation.

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Account of whisky sales by Thomas Boswall post-October 1799, showing exhaustion of stock including Morrison’s 4 puncheons, used to prove market price rise and fraudulent contract.

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Petitioner challenges £200 damages for whisky non-delivery, arguing liability only for sale-date market value, not inflated post-parliamentary price.

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Petition of Thomas Boswall asking the Court to review an interlocutor pronounced by Lord Cullen in an action of damages brought against him by James Morrison merchant in Leith.

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Andrew Taylor v. Walter Brown — Answers, 26 Nov 1806

James Morrison v. Thomas Boswell — Answers, 16 Jan 1806

Petition — Thomas Boswall against Inner-House Interlocutor [2]

James Morrison v. Thomas Boswall — Answers, 19 Feb 1805

Thomson & Co. v. Shee & Co. — Report, 24 Dec 1803

Petition — James Morrison against Innerhouse Interlocutor

James Morison v. Thomas Boswell — Answers, 31 May 1803

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Petition — Thomas Boswall against Lord Cullen's Interlocutor [3]

Petition — Thomas Boswall against Inner-House Interlocutor