1788–1789
DebtAlimentCreditorInsanitySuccessionProofHumphry Colquhoun, formerly of Port-Glasgow and then residing in Edinburgh, pursued George Murdoch, late Comptroller of the Customs at Port-Glasgow, leading proof by his witnesses in November 1788. Murdoch subsequently petitioned the Court in August 1789, seeking alteration of an interlocutor that had allowed the evidence of James Carmichael and Mary Campbell to be received.AI-generated
Documents in this case (2)
- Humphry Colquhoun v. George Murdoch — Proof, 24 Nov 1788November 24, 1788 Proof in the cause of Mr. Humphry Colquhoun, late of Port-Glasgow, now residing in Edinburgh, against Mr. George Murdoch, late Comptroller of the Customs at Port-Glasgow, presented by the pursuer's wit…
- George Murdoch v. Humphry Colquhoun — Petition, 8 Aug 1789August 8, 1789 Petition of George Murdoch asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor allowing the evidence of James Carmichael and Mary Campbell
