1772
Messrs Alexander and John Smiths and Company, merchants in Aberdeen, and Francis Baker, manufacturer at Turriff, disputed the Lord Ordinary's interlocutors regarding damages for waste lees. The Smiths petitioned the Court to alter the interlocutor awarding damages to Baker, while Baker petitioned to alter the interlocutor refusing his claim for damages and costs. The Smiths subsequently answered Baker's petition.AI-generated
Documents in this case (3)
- Smith v. Baker — Petition, 5 Feb 1772February 5, 1772 Petition of Messrs Alexander and John Smiths and Co. asking the Court to alter the Lord Ordinary's interlocutor awarding damages to Francis Baker for waste lees
- Smith v. Baker — Petition, 18 Feb 1772February 18, 1772 Petition of Francis Baker, Manufacturer at Turriff, asking the Court to alter the Lord Ordinary's interlocutor refusing his claim for damages and costs from Messrs. Smith and company
- Francis Baker v. Messrs Alexander and John Smiths and Company — Answers, 25 Apr 1772April 25, 1772 Answers by Messrs Alexander and John Smiths and Company Merchants in Aberdeen, responding to the petition of Francis Baker Manufacturer at Turiff.
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People involved
- Alexander Smith — Pursuer, Merchant
- John Smith — Pursuer, Merchant
- Francis Baker — Defender, Manufacturer
