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Donald McDonald v. His Creditors

1780

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Documents in this case (3)

  • Objections 1780
  • Answers 1780
  • Answers 1780

Documents are available. Full description in progress.

Session Papers

Objections

Objections for Robert M'Lintock junior, Hector Cameron, Taylor and Drummond, William Anderson, Edmund and Fairlie, Patrick Campbell and company, all merchants in Glasgow, creditors to Donald M'Donald, travelling chapman in Inverlivermore, Lochawside, To The Process of Cessio Bonorum brought by Donald M'Donald

26 Feb 1780
Answers

Answers for Donald M'Donald, Travelling Chapman in Inverlivermore, Lochowside, Pursuer of a Cessio Bonorum; To The Objections for Robert M'Lintock junior, Hector Cameron, Taylor and Drummond, William Anderson, Edmund and Fairlie, Patrick Campbell and Company, Merchants in Glasgow 

29 Feb 1780
Answers

Answers for Robert M'Lintock junior, Hector Cameron, Taylor and Drummond, William Anderson, Edmund and Fairlie, Patrick Campbell and Company, all merchants in Glasgow, creditors to Donald M'Donald travelling chapman in Inverlivermore, Lochawside

29 Jun 1780

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