House of Lords judgments from 1797
12 judgments from the House of Lords in 1797.
- The Governor and Company of Undertakers for Raising Thames Water in York-Buildings v. Alexander Mackenzie, W.S.[1797] UKHL 3 · 1797
- Wm. Ferguson of Raith v. Rev. John Gillespie, Minister of Arrochar Et e contra[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_534 · 1797
- James Earl of Fife v. Mrs. Mackenzie and Elizabeth Frazer (Et e contra.)[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_549 · 1797
- Wm. Robertson Lidderdale, Esq. v. Mungo Dobie, Writer and Messenger (Et e contra.)[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_555 · 1797
- Captain Francis Pinkerton Drummond v. Dr. William Abernethy Drummond, Liferenter of the Estate of Hawthornden, and Mary, wife of Lieut. John Forbes, of the Royal Navy, Fiar of the Estate of Hawthornden[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_557 · 1797
- George Jones, Proprietor and Manager of the Amphitheatres of Edinburgh and Glasgow v. Messrs. Lindsay & Co., Wood-merchats in Glasgow[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_563 · 1797
- Wm. Dingwall of Bruckley, Esq. v. James Farquharson of Inverey, Esq.[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_564 · 1797
- Peter Paterson, Esq. of Merryflats, and Archibald Campbell, Merchant in Greenock, surviving trustees, nominated and appointed by John Paterson of Castlehill, and John, Peter, James, and Agnes Patersons, children of the said John Paterson v. John MacCaul, Merchant in Glasgow, Trustee upon the Sequestrated estate of the said John Paterson, and Wm. Craig and Others, Creditors of the said John Paterson[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_571 · 1797
- James Edgar, David Reid, Robert Hepburn, and John Henry Cochrane, Commissioners ot Customs in Scotland, Plaintiffs in Error v. Donald Miller and Benjamin Miller, Defendants in Error[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_575 · 1797
- The Governor & Company of Undertakers for Raising the Thames Water in York Buildings v. James Bremner, Writer to the Signet in Edinburgh, Common Agent in the sale of the York Buildings Company, James Forbes, the Heirs of the Rev. Dr. Fordyce, and Thomas Plaskett[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_586 · 1797
- The Governor and Company of Under takers for raising the Thames Water in York Buildings v. James Bremner, Writer in Edinburgh[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_593 · 1797
- Messrs. Robert Scott Moncrieff, and David Dale, Cashiers of the Royal Bank of Scotland, and Wm. Simpson, Cashier at the said Bank, Edinburgh v. Jas dunlop, Merchant in Glasgow, Andrew Houston of Jordanhill, Jas. Gammell, Merchant in Greenock, and Jas. Macdowall, Merchant in Glasgow, Bankers in Greenock, trading under the Firm of Dunlop, Houston, Gammell and Company[1797] UKHL 3_Paton_595 · 1797