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REVISED CONDESCENDENCE for Pursuer in reduction, AND REVISED ANSWERS thereto for DEFENDER.

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Pursuer challenges a 1827 decree awarding her liability for alleged improvements to an entailed estate, contending the claims were fraudulent and procedurally invalid under statute 10 Geo III c 51.

Miss Ann M'Pherson against James Tytler — Answers, 11 Jun 1835

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Answers by James Tytler, W.S., defending against summons of reduction by Miss Anne Macpherson of Belleville, asserting the decree is null and void and he is entitled to be assoilzied simpliciter.

Reclaiming Note FOR JAMES TYTLER W.S. as Executor-Dative, qua Creditor of the late James Macpherson of Belleville, Esq., IN THE CONJOINED ACTIONS FOR PAYMENT OF EXPENSE OF ENTAILIM

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Executor-dative qua creditor seeks payment of 3/4 share of entail-improvement costs from successor heir, who defends via reduction of prior decree.

No. IV. INTERLOCUTOR in the said Process of Multiplepoinding.

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Lord Ordinary rejects claimants' fund share claim, finding no direct employment or heritors' benefit from charged items, and holding the claim inadmissible without general constitution against all heritors.

CHARGERS' STATEMENT of FACTS, and ANSWERS thereto for the Suspenders.

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Chargers deny extortion and dispute fund in medio amount, rejecting suspender's offers and interest claims.

RECLAIMING NOTE FOR John Tod, Esq., Writer to the Signet, and John Romanes, Esq., Writer in Edinburgh, Trustees of the late William Macdowall, Esq. of Carruth, and for Major Day Ho

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Court finds letters orderly to extent of £381 12s 2d plus interest from May 31, 1837, but suspends remainder due to suspension reasons.

Mrs Jane Campbell or Stewart and John William Butter Stewart v. Margaret Stewart — Memorial, 5 Oct 1837

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Defender seeks to bar pursuer’s claim for £500 by asserting prior litigation and jury verdict absolving her liability.

Miss M. Stewart v. Mrs Jane Campbell or Stewart — Minute, 1 Dec 1837

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Miss Margaret Stewart, as representative of her deceased sister, defends against her sister’s widow and heir in a supplementary process for declarator and payment.

Thomas Davidson v. Hugh Macdonald — Memorial, 8 Feb 1838

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Memorial of John Herries Maxwell and others, Executors of Richard Howat, arguing that the claimant R. Kirkpatrick Howat is entitled to expenses incurred and that the Raisers be ordered to pay them from the fund in medio.

Sept. 7, 1837. Reclaiming Note. Robert Kirkpatrick Howat, and His Curator Ad Litem against Lord Jeffrey's Interlocutor

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Trustees must account for all interests accruing after death, not just within first year, as capital was to be invested immediately and profits belong to heir from outset.

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