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MINUTE for the Pursuer, WILLIAM RAMAGE. ANSWERS for the ARRESTEES.

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Pursuer restricts furthcoming and arrestments to sums declared by executors or Guernsey courts, offering to release arrestments on caution or personal obligation from executors.

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Petition of Charles Neaves, asking the Court to recal the interlocutor, repel preliminary defences, conjoin processes, or remit to the Lord Ordinary

William Ramage v. William Bell and Thomas Bell — Reclaiming Note, 16 Jan 1838 [2]

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Court dismisses action for further coming due to prior hearing and finds pursuer liable for expenses.

CLOSED RECORD. No. 41 of Process. CONDESCENDENCE and CLAIM for William Ramage, AND ANSWERS thereto for Mr Bell's Executors.

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Claimant seeks rank on fund in medio or as rider on executors' claim to secure payment from William Anthony Bell's share, while executors deny efficacy of arrestments and jurisdiction.

William Ramage, Tenant at Boreland, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright,—Claimant, in the Conjoined Processes of Multiplepoinding and Exoneration, at the instance of Alexander Young, Esq., of Harburn, W. S., William Young Herries, Esq., of Spottes, W.

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Claimants seek review of interlocutor, to conjoin actions, sustain jurisdiction, rank on fund in medio, and recover expenses.

Reclaiming Note, William Ramage against Lord Cockburn's Interlocutor

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Executors of George Bell preferred over creditors Craig and Ramage in multiplepoinding over £4000 held by Scottish trustees, based on foreign domicile and administration.

MINUTE for the Pursuer, WILLIAM RAMAGE. ANSWERS for the ARRESTEES.

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Answers by the defenders to the argument made by the pursuer, restricting conclusions of furthcoming and arrestments in the action concerning George Bell's estate.

Pursuer and William Ramage v. William Bell, Thomas Bell and William Anthony Bell — Petition

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Petition of the pursuers, asking the Court to recall the interlocutor, repel the preliminary defences, and conjoin or remit the processes as may appear fit.

Alexander Craig v. William Bell and Thomas Bell, Executors of George Bell — Reclaiming Note, 16 Jan 1838

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Court dismissed pursuer's action for incompetency after parties declined further hearing in related multiplepoinding matter.

Respondents' STATEMENT of FACTS, and Pursuers' ANSWERS thereto.

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Defenders, as trustees, refuse to pay trust funds to pursuers (executors) until full distribution is possible, citing lack of information and pending legal actions.

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