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Commercial Banking Co. v. Allardice

1800

Documents in this case (4)

  • Information Callander 1800
  • Information Commercial Banking company 1800
  • Information Allardyce 1800
  • Petition Barrey 1801

Session Papers

Information

Information for the Commercial Banking Company of Aberdeen, Pursurers; against Rober Barclay Allardice, Esql of Ury and Allardice, and Heir of the late Robert Barclay Allardice, Esql of Ury, and his Tutors and Curators, and Sir John Callander of Westertwon, Bart. and James Cheap, Esq; of Strathtyrum, the surviving and accepting Executors of the late Alexander Callander, Esql of Crichton, Defenders

12 Nov 1800
Information

Information for Sir John Callander of Westertoun, Bart. And James Cheape, Esquire of Strathyrum, the surviving and accepting executors named by the Will of Alexander Callander, Esquire of Crichton, Defenders against the Commercial Banking Company, of Aberdeen Pursurers

4 Sep 1800
Information

Information for Robert Barclay Allardyce, Esql of Urie

28 Nov 1800
Petition

Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John & James Barrey, in Glenquithel

5 Mar 1801

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