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John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean

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1799–1800

Documents in this case (8)

  • John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Petition, 21 May 1799
  • John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Petition, 21 May 1799
  • John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Answers, 8 Jul 1799
  • John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Answers, 8 Jul 1799
  • John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Memorial, 13 Feb 1800
  • John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Memorial, 13 Feb 1800
  • John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Memorial, 13 Feb 1800
  • John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

Published Reports

William Morison, The Decisions of the Court of Session (1811), pg. 2
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The information regarding this case was derived from an import courteously provided by the Baillii Database of Scottish Court of Session Decisions. In terms of the SCOS project, this databases uses respective BAILII entries as metadata shells for case materials present in the SCOS project partners respective repositories.

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University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
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