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George Skene and other Aberdeen freeholders defended their removal of Alexander Milne from the freeholder roll in 1790, with costs incurred through multiple legal filings, counsel fees, and printing, culminating in a statutory penalty awarded to Milne.

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February 9, 1792 Account of Expenses by George Skene of Skene and others, Freeholders of the County of Aberdeen, in the petition and complaint against them at the instance of Captain John Gordon for having struck him off the Roll of Freeholders.

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February 9, 1792 Answers by George Skene of Skene to the objections of Alexander Milne of Chapelton to the account of expences given in for Mr. Skene and other Freeholders of Aberdeenshire.

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Alexander Milne objects to an account of expenses totaling £63 12s 10d, claiming excessive lawyer fees and copying costs incurred during his legal challenge to being removed from the Aberdeenshire freeholders’ roll.

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December 16, 1791 Answers by Alexander Milne of Chapelton to the petition of George Skene of Skene, arguing that the Court's refusal to award penalty and expences is final and justified.

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December 13, 1791 Petition of George Skene of Skene, Esq. asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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January 5, 1792 Answers by George Skene of Skene to the petition of Colonel Sir James Duff, responding to the charge that his freehold qualification is nominal and fictitious.

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December 8, 1791 Reclaiming Petition of Sir James Duff, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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December 8, 1791 Reclaiming Petition of Alexander Milne, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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December 13, 1791 Petition of George Skene, Esq, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor against Captain Gordon of Laggan