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Claimant, as assignee, seeks preferment on trust fund under 1813 and 1825 dispositions, challenging trustees’ authority and asserting entitlement via 1831 sale agreement.

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Claimants assert priority under 1825 and 1813 trust dispositions, disputing Lady Nisbett and Mr. Rutherfurd’s claims.

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Counter-statement of facts by John Nisbett’s tutors challenging Henry Charles Rutherfurd’s claim to estate of Dean, asserting legitimacy of Sir John Nisbett and prior trust dispositions.

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Claimant seeks to establish heirship to Dean estate via 1749 procuratory, with spouse added as party; defenders admit heirship but deny standing investiture.

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Lady Nisbett claims terce and jus relictae from Sir John’s Scottish estate, but defendants say she waived all claims via 1821 deed for $20,000 and is ineligible as alien widow.

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Claimant seeks preferential entitlement to trust funds and accumulated income under two 1813 and 1825 trust deeds, with priority over annuitants and legatees, and rights to annuity securities and Cheltenham property upon mother’s death.

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Condescendence by the pursuers, stating the trust-funds and estate under their charge, including personal estate, heritable property, and liabilities, in the action of multiplepoinding and exoneration.

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Answers by John Rutherfurd, Esq. of Edgerston, Lord Sinclair, and Alexander Pringle, Esq. of Whytbank, responding to the pursuer's action for declarator, exhibition, count, and reckoning

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Claimants seek to enforce Lady Nisbett’s South Carolina alimony decree against Sir John’s estate, disputing its validity and asserting her Scots law entitlement post-marriage.

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Respondents challenge suspension of a decree settling annuity claims, asserting the suspender breached a binding judicial agreement.