Memorial of the Defender, arguing that the Declarator of Irritancy cannot void acts done while in plena jure, and that the lease granted by the heir was lawful and not collusive.
Mary Downie seeks enforcement of a 19-year leasehold with James Campbell, demanding possession or £200 annual surplus rent plus penalty, citing his imprisonment and prior eviction proceedings.
Receipts and account ledgers from 1797–1809 show payments between Duncan Campbell and Robert Brown for rents and drafts, with final settlement acknowledged in 1815.
Duncan Campbell claims leasehold of Torroray, Rannachan, and Moy under a 1786 lease with Clanranald, contested by lack of evidence for Torroray’s inclusion in that lease.
Petition of the creditors of David Valence and Company, asking the Court to alter its interlocutor regarding the suspension of a charge against the estate of John M'Alpine and Company.