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Duncan Campbell v. Malcolm Munro — Appendix to Petition, 29 Jan 1813 [2]

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Pursuer seeks payment from Malcolm Munro for cattle sold jointly to him and his brother John, despite Malcolm’s denials and partial payments acknowledged by him.

APPENDIX. No. I. DECLARATION OF MALCOLM MUNRO. No. II. PURSUER'S PROOF. Copy ACKNOWLEDGMENT referred to in Alex. Leitch's Deposition.

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Malcolm Munro denies being joint tenant with brother John, denies involvement in cattle dealings or debts owed by John to the pursuer.

Petition — Duncan Campbell against Lord Craigie's Interlocutors

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Petition of Duncan Campbell asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor against Malcolm Munro, in an action concerning cattle sold on joint credit

James and William Inglis and John Wilson v. Sir John Malcolm, Brown's Trustees, and Patrick Henderson — Petition, 8 Dec 1814

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Subtenants seek to stay on leased farms after heir seeks eviction, claiming right to compensation for improvements made under his oversight.

Sir John Malcolm v. Patrick Henderson and Trustees of the deceased Captain Patrick Brown — Answers, 7 Jan 1815

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Answers by Patrick Henderson, Farmer at Duntarvie, and the Trustees of the deceased Captain Patrick Brown, to the petition of Sir John Malcolm of Balbedie, Bart., responding to claims of no title to ameliorations.

Sir John Malcolm v. Patrick Henderson — Petition, 8 Sep 1814

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Petitioner seeks removal of defenders from leased lands under entail, challenging requirement to post caution for defenders' unproven amelioration claims.

Petition — Sir John Malcolm of Balbedie, formerly John Malcolm of Balbedie

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Petitioner seeks decree of removal against leaseholders for lands at Balbedie, following House of Lords affirmation of lease reduction.

Alexander Stewart, Esq. of Derculich v. Miss Jane Cathcart — Answers, 8 Sep 1814

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Respondent, as executrix-dative of Major Cathcart, defends against petitioner’s Indian debt claim, citing a binding 1806 agreement that granted creditor benefits and barred unilateral repudiation.

APPENDIX TO PETITION for ALEXANDER STEWART, Esq; of Derculich. No. I. No. 1. BOND, by Major CATHCART, to JAMES WADDEL, and WILLIAM MELVILLE GIBSON of Madras, Merchants, dated 1ſt F

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Appendix to petition showing bonds and debt records of Major James Cathcart owed to creditors including James Waddel and William Melville Gibson, with payments and interest calculations up to 1813.

Petition — Alex. Stewart, Esq; against Lord Robertson's Interlocutors

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Petition of Alexander Stewart asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor against him, concerning debts owed by Major James Cathcart and the conversion rate of Star Pagodas.

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