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William Ewing v. John Cheape — Reclaiming Petition

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Reclaiming Petition of William Ewing, Esq., asking the Court to remit the bill of suspension and allow payment or caution for the expenses charged against him

Reclaiming Petition — Rec. Note—W. Ewing, Esq. against Lord Cockburn's Interlocutor

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Petitioner seeks recovery of expenses from suspender, but Lord Ordinary refuses bill, finding suspender liable and ordering account to be taxed.

John Love and Neil Campbell MacLaren v. Edward Railton — Answers, 2 Dec 1834

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Edward Railton answers petition and complaint from John Love and Neil Campbell MacLaren regarding alleged fraud in sequestration proceedings and trustee election.

John Love and Neil Campbell M'Laren v. Edward Railton — Petition and Complaint, 2 Oct 1834

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Complaint against Edward Railton for fraudulent conduct in sequestration proceedings, including fabricating documents and improperly contesting trustee election.

Creditors of the York-buildings Company v. George Andree, George Coyte, William Ward, and John Russell — State of the Process, 30 Jun 1791

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Creditors demand accounting and repayment from trustees, agents, and factor for mismanaged funds and interest from Whitsunday 1789, with factor liable for specific rates.

APPENDIX. STATE of the Balances due by the Purchasers of the Estates of Winton, Seaton, Long Niddry, Tranent, East Reston, PanmureHouse and Parks, Milltown of Gaval and Arnhall, at

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Financial appendix detailing unpaid balances and interest owed by purchasers of judicially sold estates at Whitsunday 1791, including allocations and factor accounts.

Copland v. Hay — State of the Process, 13 Oct 1791 [2]

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Account of expenses incurred by common agent in ranking and sale process of John Hay’s estate, including costs for elections, notices, proofs, and commissions.

REPORT AND STATE, Ranking & Sale, Borlum's Creditors. L. HAILES. C. G. R. R. Donaldson, Agent. STATE OF THE PROCESS, FOR RANKING THE CREDITORS, AND SALE OF THE ESTATE, OF EDWARD M'

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Process for ranking creditors and sale of Edward M'Intosh's estate at Borlum, managed by successive agents, culminating in sale to James M'Pherson and Captain John M'Pherson, with final accounting and deficiency noted.

State in the Ranking and Sale, Gillies, &c. against Murdoch Maclean of Kilmory. STATE OF THE Process of Ranking of the Creditors, and Sale of the Estate of Murdoch Maclean of Kilmo

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Creditors ranked and estate sold in two lots; lands of Kilmory sold, heritable debt unsold; total proven value £1676 2s.

Robert Wilson of Cleugh v. The Creditors of the deceased Mrs. May Drummond — Account

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Robert Wilson seeks to recover debts via sale of property under his control in proceedings against creditors of deceased Mrs. May Drummond, covering process fees, advertising, and legal docs.

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