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Fraser, Reid, and Sons v. Lancaster and Jamieson — Replies, 4 Sep 1794

Date
4 Sep 1794
Type
Replies
Case
Fraser, Reid and Sons v. Lancaster and Jamieson
Length
16 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 09
Marginalia
Yes
Appendix
1 item (3 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
Petitioners Fraser, Reid & Sons claim preferential rights over goods in Coats’s custody, based on protested bills for specific cargoes, challenging later arrestments by Lancaster & Jamieson.

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← Fraser, Reid and Sons v. Lancaster and Jamieson — Petition, 6 Jul 17932 of 3 in this caseMessrs Fraser, Reid and Sons v. Messrs Lancaster and Jamieson — Duplies, 10 Dec 1794 →

Appendix (from p. 17)

  • Report and certificate of the Edinburgh Messengers respecting the mode of executing diligences (15th February 1794).
  • Certified search of the registers of hornings and inhibitions by Wm. Alexander, clerk to the keeper of the general register (17th February 1794).

People in this document

  • Henry Home, of Kames, Lord Kames✳
  • David Williamson Robertson Ewart, of Balgray✳
  • Thomas Thomson✳
  • John Campbell, Lord Stonefield✳
  • William Law, Esq., of Elvingston✳

Subjects

  • Bankruptcy✳
  • Arrestment✳
  • Bill of Exchange✳
  • Diligence✳
  • Citation✳
  • Horning✳
  • Creditor✳
  • Domicile✳

Places mentioned

  • Glasgow✳
  • Greenock✳
  • Edinburgh✳
  • Scotland✳
  • Dublin✳
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