690-1811-19-691-1821-28 doc0017
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Appendix shows free rent for Rothes Estates, 1810–1816, after deducting duties, taxes, debts, and jointures, as per 1811 bonds.
690-1811-19-691-1821-28 doc0016
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Petitioners seek to restrict testamentary bonds burdening entailed estates, arguing they exceed entail limits and lack proper consent.
690-1811-19-691-1821-28 doc0015
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Petition by Earl of Rothes against Lord Alloways, followed by multiple petitions, answers, condescendences, and account reports concerning estate disputes and entailments involving the Countess Dowager of Rothes and Lady Elizabeth Leslie.
William Thomas Carruthers v. Mrs Ann Majendie and Husband — Answers, 7 Oct 1819
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Answers by Mrs Ann Majendie and her husband for his interest to the petition of William Thomas Carruthers, Esq. and his Guardians.
690-1811-19-691-1821-28 doc0013
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Petition appendix detailing a 1708 marriage contract between John Carruthers and Mary Bell, outlining dowry, inheritance, and land provisions.
Reclaiming Petition — W. T. Carruthers, Esq. against Inner-House Interlocutor
Abstract
Petitioner seeks to uphold a 1708 entail against prescription claims by pursuer, arguing continuous possession by entail heirs prevented prescription.
Petition — June 15. 1819. Pet.—W. T. Carruthers, Esq. against Inner-House Interlocutor
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Petition of William Thomas Carruthers, Esq. asking the Court to alter its interlocutor sustaining prescription against his action on the 1708 marriage and tailzie contract
Mrs Ann Routledge, otherwise Majendie, and her Husband v. William Thomas Carruthers, Esq. — Answers, 20 Jan 1819
Abstract
Judges of the Second Division and Permanent Lords Ordinary rule on legal questions regarding a marriage contract's obligations, discharge of credit rights, and entail validity in a dispute over inheritance between Mrs. Ann Routledge and William Thomas Carruthers.
Mrs Ann Routledge, otherwise Majendie, and Husband v. William Thomas Carruthers, Esq. and his Guardian — 25 Feb 1818
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Copy interlocutor in process of reduction concerning Mrs Ann Routledge’s claim against William Thomas Carruthers over marital debt and estate succession under 1735 and 1708 contracts.
Mrs Ann Majendie and Husband v. William Thomas Carruthers — Memorial, 1 Jul 1817
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Supplementary Memorial of Mrs Majendie, formerly Routledge, arguing that her title as heir of provision under the marriage-contract of Francis Carruthers of Dormont is valid and not subject to objection
