House of Lords judgments from 1802
10 judgments from the House of Lords in 1802.
- Thomas Graham of Calcutta v. Isabel and Ann Henderson, Sisters and Executrixes of the late Colonel John Henderson of the East India Company's Service[1802] UKHL 4 · 1802
- John Scott, Writer to the Signet, Proprietor of the Farm of Ormiston v. Alexander Brodie of Carey Street, London, Tacksman of the Farm of Ormiston, and William Brodie, residing there[1802] UKHL 4_Paton_311 · 1802
- George Wilson, Grand Nephew of the deceased Walter Bowman of Logie, being the Grandson of Jean Bowman, eldest Sister-germain of Walter Bowman v. Robert Henderson, Bookseller in Cupar, Grandson of Isabel Bowman, the young est Sister-germain of the said Walter Bowman[1802] UKHL 4_Paton_316 · 1802
- Sir Robert Preston of Valleyfield v. Earl of Dundonald and his Creditors, and Robert Watson, Common Agent in the Processor Ranking and Sale of his Estates[1802] UKHL 4_Paton_331 · 1802
- The Right Hon. Viscount Arbuthnott, Thomas Gillies, and Others v. James Scott of Brotherton, and the Representatives of the deceased Charles Fullerton of Kinnaber, and John Webster[1802] UKHL 4_Paton_337 · 1802
- David Halliday, Grand-nephew and heir of line of John Carruthers, a Pauper v. Agnes Maxwell and her Husband[1802] UKHL 4_Paton_346 · 1802
- Rebecca Hog, otherwise Lashley, Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Esq., and Him for his interest v. William Thwaytes and Others, assignees of Alexander Hog, London, and Thomas Hog, Esq.[1802] UKHL 4_Paton_364 · 1802
- The Incorporation of Fleshers of the City of Edinburgh v. The Lord Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of the City of Edinburgh[1802] UKHL 4_Paton_375 · 1802
- John Morthland, Esq., Advocate, and John Johnston, Printer in Edinburgh v. John Cadell, Esq. of Cockenzie[1802] UKHL 4_Paton_385 · 1802
- Sir W. A. Cunynghame, Bart., Hon. Wm. Baillie of Polkemmet, Andrew Buchanan, Andrew Gillon of Wallhouse, and Others v. John Alexander Higgins, W.S., Assignee for the Hon. Henry Erskine, the Hon. Wm. Honyman of Armadale, one of the Senators of the College of Justice, the Representatives of Sir John Ingms of Cramond, Bart., and for seven Other Trustees of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Turnpike[1802] UKHL 4_Paton_401 · 1802