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Respondents challenge the Court's authority to award expenses incurred before November 28, 1817, in a case where the merits were decided on petition and answers without addressing costs.

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Petition of Dr. William Taylor et al., trustees for Agnes Sommerville, seeking to alter Lord Pitmilly’s interlocutors on expenses in two joined actions.

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December 19, 1817 Petition of Margaret, Janet, Agnes, and Elizabeth M'Kechnie, and Messrs Lawrie and Morrison, asking the Court to alter an inner house interlocutor

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November 22, 1817 Defences by Margaret M'Kechnie and others against Agnes Somerville's trustees, asserting their right to half the heritable and moveable estate of James Scott under their marriage contract.

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January 4, 1817 Answers by Margaret, Janet, Agnes, and Elizabeth M'Kechnie, daughters of Duncan M'Kechnie, and their husbands, responding to the petition of the Reverend Dr. William Taylor and others, trustees of Agnes Sommerville.

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September 5, 1816 Petition of the Rev. Dr William Taylor, Messrs John Tennent and Robert Tennent, and John Herbertson, Trustees for Agnes Somerville, asking the Court to overturn Lord Pitmilly's interlocutor

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February 18, 1815 Summons of Reduction, Improbation, Declator, Count and Reckoning, &c. by Margaret M'Kechnie and others against Agnes Somerville and husband

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June 12, 1817 Answers by Peter M'Dowall, Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee for the Creditors of John Marnoch, to the petition of the Marquis of Abercorn, responding to claims of damages for feus.

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September 7, 1815 Petition of John Marnoch, Carver and Gilder in Edinburgh, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor against the Marquis of Abercorn's feudal claims.

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April 6, 1815 Answers by the Trustees of William Chalmers to the Petition of William Pagan, asserting that the petitioner is at fault for prolonging litigation and that the bond of corroboration absolves them of further obligation.