House of Lords judgments from 1799
7 judgments from the House of Lords in 1799.
- Andrew Hume, Officer of Excise, prosecuting for His Majesty and Self, Plaintiff in Error v. James Haig and John Haig, Distillers at Lochrin, Defendants in Error[1799] UKHL 4 · 1799
- Mrs. Elizabeth Crauford, Widow of the deceased John Howieson, Esq., and William Beveridge W.S., her surviving Trustee v. Thomas Coutts, Esq., Banker, and Sir Robert Crauford, Bart., eldest Son and heir of Sir Hew Crauford of Jordan-hall, Bart.[1799] UKHL 4_Paton_100 · 1799
- George Heriot, calling himself the lawful Son of George Heriot, deceased, who was the second Son of Robert Heriot of Ramornie, Esq. v. Hon. Margaret Maitland Makgill, Widow, and James Maitland Makgill her second Son, Otherwise James Heriot of Ramornie, Esq.[1799] UKHL 4_Paton_77 · 1799
- Adam Stewart, Writer in Edinburgh v. Lieut. James M'Duff[1799] UKHL 4_Paton_85 · 1799
- Robert Dundas, Esq. His Majesty's Advocate General, Plaintiff in Error v. William Menzies, Spirit Dealer, Glasgow, Defendant in Error[1799] UKHL 4_Paton_92 · 1799
- Mrs. Ismene Magdalena Glendonwyn or Scott v. Mrs. Clementina Herries Maxwell[1854] UKHL 1_Paterson_383 · 1799
- John Pursell v. Mrs. Newbigging and Others[1855] UKHL 1_Paterson_528 · 1799