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Robert Home-Gordon v. Hugh Rose

1791

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Documents in this case (5)

  • Petition and Complaint 1790
  • Robert Home Gordon of Embo and George Mackay of Bighouse v. Hugh Rose of Aitnoch — Answers, 14 Jan 1791
  • Robert Home-Gordon v. Hugh Rose — Replies, 27 Jan 1791
  • Robert Home-Gordon of Embo v. Hugh Rose of Aitnoch — Condescendence, 8 Feb 1791
  • Robert Home-Gordon v. Hugh Rose — Answers, 18 Feb 1791

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Locations

Session Papers

Petition and Complaint

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, The Petition and Complaint of Robert Home Gordon, Esq; of Embo, George M’Kay of Bighouse, Esq; and others, real Freeholders of the County of Sutherland

12 Nov 1790
Answers

Answers For Hugh Rose of Aitnoch, Esq; To The Petition and Complaint of Robert Home Gordon of Embo, Esq; and George Mackay of Bighouse, Esq

14 Jan 1791
Replies

Replies For Robert Home-Gordon, Esquire, of Embo, and others; To The Answers for Hugh Rose, Esquire, of Aitnoch.

 

27 Jan 1791
Condescendence

Condescendence For Robert Home-Gordon of Embo, Esquire, Complainer; Against Hugh Rose or Aitnoch, Esquire, Respondent

8 Feb 1791
Answers

Answers For Hugh Rose of Aitnoch, Esq; Respondent; To The Condescendence of Robert Home-Gordon of Embo, Esq; Complainer

18 Feb 1791

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