1793
SuccessionLiferentTrusteeCreditorInterestDebtAlexander Macdonald, trustee for the creditors of bankrupt Lieutenant Alexander Fraser, sued Farquhar Macgillivray to recover £400 due under a bond. Thomas, Alexander, and Ann Fraser, children of Lieutenant Fraser, argued that the fee of the lands of Aberchalader was vested in their mother rather than their father and thus not subject to the creditors' claim. Macgillivray maintained that the fee of the £400 was vested in Lieutenant Fraser rather than his wife or children.AI-generated
Documents in this case (3)
- Thomas, Alexander, and Ann Frasers v. Alexander Macdonell and Farquhar Macgillivray — Information, 6 Jun 1793June 6, 1793 Information of Thomas, Alexander, and Ann Frasers, arguing that the fee of the lands of Aberchalader was vested in their mother, not their father, and thus not subject to the creditors' claim against him.
- Alexander Macdonald v. Farquhar Macgillivray and the Children of Lieutenant Alexander Fraser — Information, 9 Jul 1793July 9, 1793: Alexander Macdonald, trustee for creditors of bankrupt Lieutenant Alexander Fraser, sues Farquhar Macgillivray for £400 due under a bond secured by a £900 agreement involving Fraser’s wife and Macgillivray…
- Farquhar Macgillivray v. Thomas, Alexander, and Anne Frasers — Information, 5 Dec 1793December 5, 1793 Information of Farquhar Macgillivray, arguing that the fee of L. 400 Sterling is vested in Lieutenant Alexander Fraser, not his wife or children
People & places in this case
People involved
- Jean Glasgow — Party
- Alexander Murray, Lord Henderland — Lord Ordinary
- Henry Home, of Kames, Lord Kames — Lord Ordinary
