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Rev. Donald Campbell v. Presbytery of Kintyre — Reclaiming Note, 31 Oct 1842 [2]

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Defenders challenge admissibility of witnesses’ depositions; court refuses reclaiming note and recalls interdict.

Mrs Maria Sophia Craigie or Macpherson v. Miss Ann Macpherson — Case, 7 Feb 1837 [2]

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Widow seeks judicial determination of her rights under entail deeds and trust property, including annuity claims from her late husband’s estate.

Mrs. Macpherson v. Miss Macpherson — Condescendence [2]

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Pursuer claims annuity via entail and antenuptial contract; defender denies deductions and rejects settlement.

Mrs. Macpherson v. Miss Macpherson — Record, 16 Feb 1843

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Mrs. Macpherson sues Miss Macpherson in the Second Division for an unspecified cause, with interlocutors, summons, defences, and full record and cases filed.

Peter Ross v. Milne, Cruden, & Company — Appendix, 8 Dec 1842 [2]

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Defender seeks to establish possessory title to land behind a house built in 1707, but Sheriff finds no proof of possession beyond seven years and rejects claim.

Milne, Cruden, & Company v. Peter Ross — Answers, 9 Jun 1841

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Answers by the defenders Milne, Cruden, & Company and individual partners to the summons for declarator, removing, and damages, asserting they are not partners in the firm and denying any right to the land in question.

Peter Ross v. Milne, Cruden, and Company — Reclaiming Note, 25 Nov 1842 [2]

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Ross seeks reclaiming of back ground land, but court finds his title restricts access and he offers no broader claim or prescription proof.

Sir William Erskine of Torrie, Baronet, and Lieutenant-Colonel Ayton of Inchdairny v. The Reverend Mr William Forfar — Answers, 20 Jun 1797

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Answers by the Reverend Mr William Forfar, Minister of the Parish of Saline, to the petition of Sir William Erskine of Torrie, Baronet, and Lieutenant-Colonel Ayton of Inch-dairny, responding to objections regarding the locality of victual stipend on their lands.

Ans. JAMES BREMNER, TO THE Min. GEORGE JOHNSTON. Party Agent. C. Clk. ANSWERS FOR JAMES BREMNER, Common Agent in the Ranking of the York-Buildings Company's Creditors; TO THE MINUT

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Answers by James Bremner to the minute for George Johnston, asserting that Johnston lacks authority to present payment claims without arrestments and cannot obtain a warrant unless preferred in conjoined processes.

William Bailie v. David Black — Answers, 13 Jun 1797

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Answers by David Black to the petition of William Bailie, responding that the petitioner's claims are without foundation and that the Lord Ordinary's interlocutors are well-founded.

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