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Sir Thomas Dundas of Kerse, Bart. v. John Urquhart — Answers, 21 Dec 1796

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John Urquhart defends his freeholder status against Sir Thomas Dundas’s challenge, asserting his qualification was purchased lawfully and upheld by oath and four years of unchallenged enrollment.

Sir Thomas Dundas of Kerse, Baronet v. Hugh Scobie — Answers, 21 Dec 1790

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Hugh Scobie defends his freeholder qualification in Orkney against objections that his lands are not in his possession or that his status is nominal.

Sir Thomas Dundas v. Sir Charles Ross — Answers, 15 Dec 1790

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Answers by Sir Charles Ross of Balnagowan, Baronet, to the petition and complaint of Sir Thomas Dundas, Baronet, asserting his qualification is not nominal or fictitious.

REP.—Col. Tho. Dundas, &c. TO THE ANS.—John Traill, Esq. Ch. Innes, W. S. Agent. REPLIES FOR Colonel Thomas Dundas of Fingask, and Mr. Malcolm Laing, Advocate; TO THE ANSWERS for J

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Respondents challenge objections to their freehold qualification based on valuation including feu-duty and teinds, asserting entitlement to full valued rent without deduction.

Sir Thomas Dundas v. Lieutenant Robert Honyman — Memorial, 24 Feb 1791

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Lieutenant Robert Honyman claims his title-deeds and possession link his Evie lands to the 1653 valuation, excluding teind or superior duties.

Petition — Sir Thomas Dundas, Bart. against an Inner-House Interlocutor

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Petition of Sir Thomas Dundas of Kerse, Bart. asking the Court to recall its interlocutor which repelled the fourth objection to Mr. Honyman's qualification, pending review of memorials on the second objection.

Sir Thomas Dundas v. Lieutenant Robert Honyman — Duplies, 1 Feb 1791

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Respondent defends enrolment via unexceptionable title and possession, rejecting complainer’s claims about historical wadsets or charter scope as legally unfounded.

Sir Thomas Dundas v. Lieutenant Robert Honyman — Answers, 15 Dec 1790

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Lieutenant Robert Honyman defends his enrollment as freeholder in Orkney, asserting hereditary title via Crown charter and disposition from William Honyman, against Sir Thomas Dundas’s objections.

James Traill v. Malcolm Laing — Answers, 16 Dec 1790

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Respondent contends complaint is invalid as objection was withdrawn without freeholders’ judgment, lacking required prior adjudication for court review.

Petition and Complaint — & Comp. James Traill, Esq; against Malcolm Laing, Esq; James Horne

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Petition and Complaint of James Traill, Esq; against Malcolm Laing, Esq; James Horne, W. S. Agent, asking the Court to ordain his name expunged from the roll of freeholders

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