APPENDIX. No. I.
Abstract
Defendants' account of sums from Stewart's estate, including disputed payments to Maxwell without lawful authority, totaling £1926 0 4½ owed to petitioner.
Messrs Reed and Fraser v. Lieutenant-Colonel Patrick Maxwell — Answers, 26 Jun 1816
Abstract
Respondents challenge petitioners' attempt to suspend a bond for sums already decreed in Irish and English courts, asserting the bond's validity and the petitioners' failure to object timely.
Petition — Col. Maxwell & Others,—Suspenders against Reid and Fraser and Mandatory—Chargers
Abstract
Petitioners seek suspension of execution against chargers Reid and Fraser, challenging validity of Irish and English decrees due to absence and alleged double charging.
William Lawrie v. Alexander Stewart — Answers, 7 Jun 1815
Abstract
Respondent Alexander Stewart answers petition by William Lawrie, denying allegations of misconduct and false testimony, citing insufficient proof and prior rulings.
Alexander Stewart v. William Lawrie — Vol-634--15 unsorted seg060, 1810
Abstract
Defender challenges constable’s warrant execution, alleging coercion to extort payment for private gain, not lawful incarceration.
Petition — William Lawrie against Lord Meadowbank's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petitioner challenges Lord Meadowbank’s finding of liability against him as cautioner for constable Hunter’s detention of debtor Stewart, asserting the evidence shows lawful conduct and due diligence.
APPENDIX. No. I. COPY—Letter from William Macdonald, Esq. W. S. TO Colonel Charles Campbell of Barbreck.
Abstract
Letter from William Macdonald to Colonel Campbell concerning rental records, loans, securities, and estate management.
William Macdonald v. Mrs Lillie and Husband — Answers, 25 Apr 1816
Abstract
Respondents answer petition alleging gratuitous agency, detailing financial arrangements and security transactions with Colonel Campbell and Captain Macneal.
William MacDonald of St Martin's v. Mrs Lillie and Husband — Answers
Abstract
Mrs Lillie and her husband file answers to William Macdonald's petition in the Court of Session.
Petition — William Macdonald, Esq. against an Inner-House Interlocutor
Abstract
Petitioner challenges interlocutors holding him liable for 1788 negligence in omitting to notify a creditor of a bond assignation, asserting the omission was inconceivable given his character and informal business relationship.
