House of Lords judgments from 1810
7 judgments from the House of Lords in 1810.
- John Spence, Merchant in Greenock, Trustee on the Sequestrated Estate of William Mathie, Merchant in Greenock v. Messrs. Auchie, Ure, and Co. Merchants in Glasgow[1810] UKHL 5_Paton_291 · 1810
- Robert Hill, Esq. W.S. v. Andrew Ramsay of Whitehill, Heir-at-Law of George Ramsay, late of Whitehill[1810] UKHL 5_Paton_299 · 1810
- Samuel James Douglas, an Infant, and John Douglas, W. S., Tutor at Law to said Infant v. John Smith Wilson of Netherhouse[1810] UKHL 5_Paton_303 · 1810
- Andrew Blane, W.S., Trustee for Sir Andrew Cathcart v. Archibald, Earl of Cassillis, and Others[1810] UKHL 5_Paton_307 · 1810
- Alexander Still, James Watt, James Keith, Alexander Davidson, and Geo. Williamson, Fleshers in Aberdeen, for themselves and the whole Other Fleshers of Aberdeen v. The Magistrates and Town Council of Aberdeen, and Robert Bruce and Alexander Bremner, their Tacksmen of the Weigh-House Customs[1810] UKHL 5_Paton_313 · 1810
- Trustees of Sir John L. Johnstone - Warre - Fullerton v. William Elliot - Baird[1824] UKHL 2_Shaw_461 · 1810
- William Jeffrey, Trustee on Jamieson's Estate John Ure and John Miller[1825] UKHL 1_WS_565 · 1810