House of Lords judgments from 1804
13 judgments from the House of Lords in 1804.
- Robert Scott Moncrieff, Esq. v. Wm. Cunningham, Esq. of Bonnington[1804] UKHL 4 · 1804
- Colonel Thomas Graham of Balgowan, Executor of Lady Christian Graham, for-merly Hope v. William Hope Weir, Esq., general Disponee of the Hon. Charles Hope Weir, deceased; and the Right Hon. Charles Hope, his Majesty's Advocate for Scotland, trustee of the late Lady Charlotte Hope or Erskine[1804] UKHL 4_Paton_548 · 1804
- Harry Davidson, W.S., one of the Freeholders of the county of Stirling v. The Honourable Captain Charles Elphinstone Fleming[1804] UKHL 4_Paton_554 · 1804
- James Hunter, Esq. of Seaside, and John Little, William Little, Andrew Lit tle, and George Little, his Tacksmen of his Salmon Fishings v. Right Hon. Robert, Earl of Kinnoul, William Lord Gray, Sir Thomas Moncrief, Bart., and his Tutors, The Provost and Magistrates of the Town of Perth, &c.[1804] UKHL 4_Paton_561 · 1804
- Duke of Queensberry v. John M'Murdo, Esq., late Chamberlain to the said Duke (Et e contra.)[1804] UKHL 4_Paton_565 · 1804
- William Grieve v. Lieutenant Colonel Francis Cunynghame of Dunduff, and James Gray, Writer, Edinburgh, his Commissioner[1804] UKHL 4_Paton_571 · 1804
- Rebecca Hog, Otherwise Lashley, Spouse of Thomas Lashley, Esq. of London, and him for his interest v. Thomas Hog of Newliston (Et e contra.)[1804] UKHL 4_Paton_581 · 1804
- James Arrot, Surgeon, Edinburgh v. James Ker, Manager of the Leith Banking Company, James Maclean, Merchant in Edinburgh, and Thomas Gordon, Writer to the Signet[1804] UKHL 4_Paton_648 · 1804
- Robert Scott Moncrieff, Esq. v. Wm. Cunningham, Esq. of Bonnington[1804] UKHL 4_Paton_652 · 1804
- John Wauchope, W.S., only accepting Trustee of the deceased John, Duke of Roxburghe; the Rev. Charles Baillie, Second Son of the late Honourable George Baillie of Mellerstain, now Archdeacon of Cleveland; Sir John Scott of Ancrum, Bart.; Sir Henry Hay Makdougall of Makerston, Bart.; and Others v. Lady Essex Ker, and Lady Mary Ker, Daughters of Robert, Duke of Roxburghe, deceased; and Sisters of the late Duke, John: and James Thomson, W.S., their Attorney[1812] UKHL 5_Paton_559 · 1804
- John and William Dixon - The Lord Advocate (Jeffrey - Mr. Sandfor - Dr. Lushington v. Monkland Canal Company - Mr. John Campbel - Mr. Rutherford Et contrà as to expences.[1831] UKHL 5_WS_445 · 1804
- Young v. The North British Railway Co. and The Lord Advocate[1887] UKHL 763 · 1804
- Commissioners of Land Tax for City of London v. Central London Railway Co.[1913] UKHL 967 · 1804