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Mr. John Gordon Merchant, Assigny for Sir Robert Munro, denies Kenneth Bayne of Tulloch's claims of relief and retention, asserting they lack legal force against the adjudication and penalty.

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Kenneth Bayne petitions to alter an interlocutor imposing penalty and accumulations on a debt partially subject to a prior unacknowledged arrestment and unnotified assignee purchase.

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Information of the Creditors of Mr. Lawrence and John Crawfords of Jordanhill, arguing that the Viscount of Garnock's general reference in his infeftment was insufficient to bind purchasers under the Statute 1685.

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Information of George Viscount of Garnock, arguing that the Minute of Sale to Laurence Crawfurd of Jordanhill is void for want of performance and is now impracticable

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Memorialists seek to proceed with Brieves of Idiocy and Furiosity against George Stark to protect estate from mismanagement by his tutor and others, despite opposition delaying proceedings.

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Petition of George Stark of Gartsberry, with consent of James Hamilton of Aikenhead and others, asking the Court to overturn an interlocutor remitting a blended claim of furiosity and idiotry to an Inquest.

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Answers by Mrs. Mary Sutherland, Relict of Alexander Sutherland of Kinminity, to the petition of Sir John Gordon of Embo, defending his preference claim to rents under competing titles.

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Sir John Gordon of Embo petitions to alter a recent interlocutor, arguing his prior disposition gave preferable Tack-duty rights for 1734 and 1737, and that Buckie's later Infeftment can't retroactively override this.

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Answers by John Watson Writer to the Signet to the petition of Andrew Ramsay, asserting that the Denunciation was improperly executed and that his mother's alleged Intromissions do not establish liability for the Annuity.

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Answers by Captain Charles Hamilton to the petition and complaint of John Watson of Turin, responding that his seizure and disposal of Watson's goods was lawful under statute and military necessity.