Petition — Charles Bannerman
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Petition of Charles Bannerman, interim factor for John Ross, asking the Court to grant warrant to bring Ross out of prison for examination diets
Petition — Ramsay of Barra
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Petition of Ramsay of Barra, &c. asking the Court to permit recording two deeds of entail in the register of tailzies
Petition — George Innes, Inspector General of the Stamp Duties for Scotland
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Petition of George Innes, Inspector General of the Stamp Duties for Scotland, asking the Court to remit the Decreet of Certification so his interest may be admitted into the Ranking
Petition — Walter Sim, Esq; Collector of the Customs at the Port of Aberdeen, George Clark Merchant in Aberdeen, and John Innes Advocate in Aberdeen, Trustees over the sequestrated estate of Kenneth Mackenzie Merchant in Aberdeen; and of the said Ke…
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Petition of Walter Sim, George Clark, and John Innes, Trustees over the sequestrated estate of Kenneth Mackenzie, asking the Court to renew personal protection for the common debtor until November 20 next
Petition — Sir Thomas Dundas of Kerse, Baronet
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Petition of Sir Thomas Dundas of Kerse, Baronet, asking the Court to grant warrant upon purchasers of three lots of Hermitage lands for payment of prices and interest, to satisfy deficiency in his heritable bond.
180-1785-1800 doc0062
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Heritors and common agent seek to overturn interlocutors rejecting Dr Livingston’s teind claim by proving his title via pre-1740 deeds found in Nairne’s papers.
Petition — Teind Cause, Pet.—Dr
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Dr. Livingston seeks to correct a teind burden on his lands, claiming heritable rights from 1749 remain valid despite later objections.
Petition — Archibald Spiers of Elderslie, Malcolm Fleming, Esq. of Barrochan and Others, Heritors of the United Parishes of Houston and Killellan
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Petition of Archibald Spiers of Elderslie, Malcolm Fleming, Esq. of Barrochan and Others, asking the Court to recall its recent interlocutor
James Watson v. Heritors of the Parish of South Ronaldsay — Report, 10 Mar 1800
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Minister claims damages and expenses from heritors for losses due to inadequate manse; Sheriff reports inability to quantify damages but suggests £100 lump sum and awards £95.3.7 in expenses.
180-1785-1800 doc0058
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Answers by the Reverend Mr Charles Alison, minister of the United Parishes of St Andrew's and Deerness, in Orkney, to the objections made by the Right Honourable Thomas Lord Dundas.
