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William Maxwell, and others v. Robert Brown, Jun. — Answers, 5 Dec 1814

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Robert Brown, jun. defends against a bill of suspension, arguing underwriters’ refusal to accept abandonment of seized cargo implied continued risk and deceit to secure premiums.

William Maxwell & Others v. Robert Brown Junior — Bill of Suspension, 29 Jun 1814

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Underwriters seek to suspend Robert Brown Junior’s insurance claim after he sailed a vessel on an unapproved, riskier voyage to a war zone without consent.

Alexander Morton v. Robert Clark — Petition and Complaint, 19 Aug 1813

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Petition of Alexander Morton, Mason and Builder at Dunfermline, asking the Court to order Robert Clark, Esq. of Comrie, to pay 2,974l. 15s. 5½d. plus interest for work completed under disputed contract.

Reclaiming Petition — Alexander Morton against Lord Pitmilly's Interlocutor

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Petitioner seeks review of interlocutor rejecting claim for unpaid labor, materials, and damages from mansion contract at Comrie, where defender unilaterally controlled work and procurement.

Thomas Horsburgh, Thomas Aitken and Andrew Walker v. George Tod — Answers, 21 Jan 1815

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George Tod, common agent in Cupar, answers petitioners claiming teinds of Carslogie are bishops' teinds with stipend privileges, denying validity of 1583 tack and asserting no such privilege exists under 1690/1693 Acts.

APPENDIX. No. I. TACK by Patrick, Archbishop of St Andrew's, to James Wemyss of Lathocar, of the Teinds of the Lands of Carslogy, Hiltown, thereof, &c., for nineteen years after La

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Archbishop Patrick grants James Wemyss a 19-year teind lease from Carslogy/Hiltoun, with annual payments and perpetual quitclaim.

Petition — Thomas Horsburgh, Esq. of Carslogie, Thomas Aitken of Horslaw, Andrew Walker of Ladyinch, and Thomas Wilson of Gilliesfauld against an Inner-House Interlocutor

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Petitioners seek to establish their teinds as bishop's teinds under a 1583 tack, challenging an interlocutor denying their exemption in parish locality.

James Eadie v. George Mackinlay — Answers, 8 Jul 1814

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Answers by George Mackinlay, Toll-keeper in Glasgow, to the petition of James Eadie, Esq, asserting that the poinding was valid and that no prior sale occurred before the diligence was executed.

Petition — James Eadie, Esq. against Innerhouse Interlocutor [2]

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Petitioner challenges interlocutor modifying prior judgment favoring creditors over their property rights in hides acquired via tanning process.

Petition — Mrs. Belinda Taaffe for Letters of Loosing Arrestment against Lord Reston's Interlocutor

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Mrs. Taaffe petitions to have arrestment on her paraphernalia loosed without caution, arguing as a married woman her clothing and personal goods are exempt from her husband’s debts.

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