Alexander Annand v. James Rose — Answers, 4 Dec 1760
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Answers by James Rose Merchant in Aberdeen to the petition of Alexander Annand Merchant there.
Petition — Alexander Annand Merchant in Aberdeen [2]
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Petition of Alexander Annand Merchant in Aberdeen, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor regarding preference in payment from Alexander Bannerman's effects.
Alexander Annand v. James Rose — Memorial, 21 Jul 1760
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Memorial of Alexander Annand, arguing that his arrestment of the accepted bill is valid and that James Rose has no lawful title to the funds
James Rose v. Alexander Annand — Memorial, 19 Jul 1760
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Memorial of James Rose Merchant in Aberdeen, arguing that he is preferable to Alexander Annand as onerous indorsee of Alexander Bannerman's accepted bill
Alexander Annand v. James Rose — Answers, 13 Jun 1758
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Answers by James Rose Merchant in Aberdeen to the petition of Alexander Annand Merchant there.
Petition — Alexander Annand Merchant in Aberdeen
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Petition of Alexander Annand Merchant in Aberdeen, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor regarding the preference of James Rose's claim over his own arrestment against Alexander Bannerman.
11A-1756-64 doc0016
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Elizabeth Middleton seeks to challenge deeds favoring Ogilvie by invoking a trust bond to initiate a tentative process for reduction and reversion of Balbegno estate rights.
John Gordon of Achanachy, and Alexander Gordon of Whiteley his Trustee v. Mrs. Grizel Ogilvie — Observations, 21 Jan 1761
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Pursuers assert ownership of Balbegno estate via inheritance and trust adjudication, challenging Defender’s titles and claims of renunciation; Defender disputes facts, produces contested documents, and accuses Pursuers of misconduct.
John Gordon of Auchanachy v. Grizel Ogilvie — Answers, 5 Jan 1761
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Respondent Grizel Ogilvie defends her father's legacy against Petitioners' claims of misconduct in a 1709 estate settlement by Robert Middleton, disputing allegations of fraud, undue influence, and improper inheritance.
Petition — John Gordon of Achanachy, and Mr. Alexander Gordon of Whiteley Advocate, his Trustee
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Petition of John Gordon of Achanachy, asking the Court to alter its prior interlocutor and permit production of Defender's titles to test their validity
