Robert Fall v. Robert Louthean — Information, 9 Feb 1791
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February 9, 1791 Information of Robert Fall, arguing that the Town Council of Kilrenny illegally deprived him of his office as councillor and elected others in his absence
Andrew Gray v. David Wilson — Duplies, 29 Jan 1791
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January 29, 1791 Duplies for David Wilson, &c. to the Replies for Andrew Gray, &c. arguing that Baillie Chalmers had no right to vote unless there was an equality of votes
Andrew Gray and Others v. David Wilson and Others — Replies, 14 Jan 1791
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January 14, 1791 Replies of the Bailies, Counsellors, and Treasurer of Anstruther Easter, arguing that the election of the complainers is valid and that the presiding magistrate has no ordinary vote, only a casting vote in case of equality.
David Wilson &c. v. Andrew Gray &c. — Answers, 7 Dec 1790
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Defendants defend election of councillors and officers in Anstruther Easter, asserting legal voting rights and casting vote validity.
Andrew Gray and Others vs. David Wilson and Others — Petition and Complaint, 13 Nov 1790
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November 13, 1790 Petition and Complaint of Andrew Gray, &c. asking the Court to void the pretended election of certain Magistrates and Counsellors of Anstruther Easter and to declare the complainers as the legal elected officers.
James Hogg, &c. v. James Bruce, &c. — Duplies, 29 Jan 1791
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Respondents defend election of James Bruce as Councillor, challenging validity of interim election and vote, citing statutory time limits and lack of prior notice.
James Bruce v. James Hogg — Replies, 14 Jan 1791
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January 14, 1791 Replies of James Bruce and others, Counsellors and Magistrates of the Borough of Anstruther Easter, to the Answers of James Hogg and others, pretending to be such.
