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November 28, 1829 Answers by Peter Sinclair to the argument of Alexander Sinclair, asserting that the mode of proof allowed by the Sheriff is the only issue competent to this interlocutor

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Creditor sues bankrupt advocate for alleged pre-sequestration debts, challenging admissibility of oath-in-litem and trustee book entries as evidence.

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Lord Ordinary rules that judicial error not affecting personal liberty is not actionable unless wilful or malicious, and that error causing imprisonment may be grounds for damages without alleging malice.

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June 12, 1829 Revised Case of James Pollock against Dr William Clark, Dr James Tennent, and James Henry, asserting liability for illegal apprehensions and imprisonments

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June 29, 1832 Reclaiming Note by Thomas Lang, asking the Court to fix a day for hearing before the long vacation

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June 27, 1831 Opinion by Lords Glenlee, Cringletie, Fullerton and Moncreiff in Lang against Bruce, Rennie's Trustee, holding that the sale was not completed by delivery and that the pursuer was entitled to demand delivery after insolvency was declared.

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February 21, 1831 Revised Case of Thomas Lang, Flesher in Glasgow, against Archibald Bruce, asserting his right to remove cattle purchased at a public roup before Rennie's legal bankruptcy

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Thomas Lang sues Alexander Allan & Co. for breach of sale terms and unlawful detention of livestock he paid for via bills, seeking recovery of cattle and ewes.

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January 4, 1831 Reclaiming Note by Messrs Alexander Allan and Company, asking the Court to recall Lord Corehouse's interlocutor and dismiss the suspension