House of Lords judgments from 1770
17 judgments from the House of Lords in 1770.
- William Gray and William Stuart, Merchants, Perth v. Alexander Ogilvie, Merchant, Leith[1770] UKHL 2 · 1770
- Dr. Andrew Heron v. John Vining Heron[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_189 · 1770
- Katherine Sinclair and Trustee; and Henrietta Janet, Emilia and Margaret Sinclair, infants, and James Sinclair, their Administrator at Law v. David Thriepland Sinclair, Esq., an infant, and Stewart Thriepland, his Administrator at Law[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_199 · 1770
- Robert Waddell, Esq., Conjunct Principal Clerk of the Bills v. Charles Inglis, Deputy Clerk of the Bills[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_205 · 1770
- William Milne, Architect in Edinburgh, and Alexander Brown, Merchant in Edinburgh, and Robert Milne, Architect in London, his Cautioners v. The Magistrates and Town Council of Edinburgh[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_209 · 1770
- James Fairie v. James Watson[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_213 · 1770
- The Rev. Mr. William Hepburn v. Charles, Earl of Portmore[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_218 · 1770
- John Wilkie of Foulden, Esq. v. Samuel Simpson of Nunlands, and the Rev. Mr. John Buchanan, Minister of the Parish of Foulden[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_222 · 1770
- Earl of Lauderdale v. George Mackay of Skibo[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_234 · 1770
- Thomas Patten, Esq. and the Representatives of Richard Richardson, Esq. v. Wm. Carruthers, George Clerk, Wm. Dunbar, Charles Warner Dunbar[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_238 · 1770
- John Chatto, Esq., an Infant, and his Administrator-at-law v. William Baillie, Esq.[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_243 · 1770
- John Grahame, James Coulter, and Others, Underwriters of the Ship “The Jean,” and her Cargo v. Robert M'Nair[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_244 · 1770
- Messrs. Hastie & Jamieson, Merchants in Glasgow v. Robert Arthur, Merchant in Irvine[1770] UKHL 2_Paton_251 · 1770
- The Earl of Roseberry v. Wm. Foulis, Esq. and Others, the Heirs-Substitutes and Creditors of the Entailed Estate of Primrose[1770] UKHL 3 · 1770
- The Earl of Roseberry v. Wm. Foulis, Esq. and Others, the Heirs-Substitutes and Creditors of the Entailed Estate of Primrose[1770] UKHL 3_Paton_654 · 1770
- Jean Murray, otherwise Carlyle, of Locharthur, and Husband v. George Carlyle, Son of the deceased Thomas Carlyle, in Travala, in Wales[1770] UKHL 6 · 1770
- Jean Murray, otherwise Carlyle, of Locharthur, and Husband v. George Carlyle, Son of the deceased Thomas Carlyle, in Travala, in Wales[1770] UKHL 6_Paton_779a · 1770