1801–1803
TerceDebtBurgageCase involves the question of whether the defendant must apply the rents from Staffold estate in the English county of Cumberland to extinguish a debt due from George Ross to Richard Lowthian, deceased husband to the defender and uncle to Ross.
Documents in this case (2)
- Representatives of Lowthian v. Representatives of Aglianby — Petition, 24 Jun 1801Petition requests Lordships to "alter, in so far, your interlocutor, last pronounced, as to find, that the defenders, the representatives of Mrs. Lowthian, are bound to account to the petitioners for the rents of the es…
People & places in this case
People involved
- Richard Lowthian, Esq. — Pursuer
- Mrs. Sarah Aglianby — Defender
- Sir Wilfred Lawson, Baronet — Trustee/Tutor/Representative for Defender
- H. Corrie, W.S. — Agent
- Kenneth Mackenzie, of Inverinate — Agent
- George Ross — Named in case documents
- Thomas Bird — Named in case documents
- Lowthian Ross — Named in case documents
Places
- Staffield (principal)
Where this case took place
Published Reports
"Shaw's Digest." Bell and Lamond, Digests of Cases Decided in the Supreme Courts of Scotland, pg. 2: 837
