LC Volume 06 — Condescendence, 3 Dec 1821 [2]
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December 3, 1821 Condescendence of William Ure, against his creditors, asserting his inability to pay debts due to illness, legal costs, and imprisonment.
William Wilson and Ebenezer Brown and James Watson v. R. Turner and Son — Duplies, 4 Jun 1822
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June 4, 1822 Duplies of the respondents to the petitioners' replies, arguing that the resolutions of October 26, 1821, were not unjustifiable and that the petitioners' attack on their conduct is unfounded.
Robert Turner and Son v. William Wilson, Ebenezer Brown, and James Watson — Replies, 5 Mar 1822
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March 5, 1822 Replies of Robert Turner and Son, Blacksmiths in Greenock, to the Answers of William Wilson and Ebenezer Brown, creditors, against the resolution of the creditors' meeting to send the bankrupt John Dunn abroad.
Robert Turner and Son v. William Wilson, Ebenezer Brown, and James Watson — Answers, 3 Jan 1822 [3]
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Creditors and trustee defend sending bankrupt to Jamaica to aid attorneys, rejecting petitioners' collusion claims.
LC Volume 06 — Petition and Complaint, 24 Nov 1821 [2]
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November 24, 1821 Petition and Complaint of Robert Turner and Son, asking the Court to annul the creditors' resolutions permitting John Dunn to leave the kingdom and to find the parties liable for expenses
LC Volume 06 — Petition, 27 Jun 1821 [2]
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June 27, 1821 Petition of Daniel Provan asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor against him, which held he was liable for a forged promissory note signed by his brother.
Robert Stewart v. John Sinclair — Bill of Advocation, 2 Mar 1821
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March 2, 1821 Bill of Advocation of Robert Stewart against John Sinclair, asking the Court to overturn interlocutor of Magistrates of Glasgow
LC Volume 06 — Petition, 13 Feb 1821 [2]
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February 13, 1821 Petition of Lady Mary Lindsay Craufurd, asking the Court to alter Lord Pitmilly's interlocutor in a process of suspension and interdict against road trustees for Fife.
LC Volume 06 — Petition, 12 Jun 1821 [2]
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June 12, 1821 Petition of Lady Mary Lindsay Craufurd, asking the Court to overturn Lord Gillies's interlocutor in her action for declarator of mineral rights in Radernie.
William Claud Campbell v. Lady Mary Lindsay Craufurd — Information, 13 Nov 1821 [2]
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November 13, 1821 Information of Lady Mary Lindsay Craufurd, arguing that the pursuer has no legal interest to demand exhibition of title-deeds relating to her estates or honours
