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Douglas — Petition, 5 Feb 1796

Date
5 Feb 1796
Type
Petition
Case
Douglas v. Mason
Author
Archibald Campbell Jr., Lord Succoth, 2nd Baronet of Succoth
Length
22 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 12
Marginalia
Yes
Appendix
1 item (4 pp.)
Abstract
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February 5, 1796 Petition of the petitioner asking the Court to alter interlocutors of Lord Swinton Ordinary in a multiple-poinding process

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1 of 2 in this caseMrs Jane Douglas v. John Mason — Answers, 25 Feb 1796 →

Appendix (from p. 23)

  • Account-current between Mrs Jean Douglas and Walter Monteath (2 March 1792).
  • Letter from James Monteath to Walter Monteath (16 November 1789).
  • Letter from Richard Yates to James Monteath (2 October 1789).
  • Letter from Mrs Jean Douglas to Walter Monteath (12 January 1792).
  • Letter from John Maxwell to Walter Monteath (4 December 1795).
  • Receipt from Robert Baine to Walter Monteath (16 December 1791).
  • Note by Walter Monteath (20 December 1791).
  • Note by Mrs Jean Douglas (11 February 1792).
  • Letter from Mrs Jean Douglas to Walter Monteath (11 February 1792).

People in this document

  • John MacLaurin, Lord Dreghorn✳
  • Archibald James Edward Douglas, 1st Baron Douglas✳

Subjects

  • Debt✳
  • Arrestment✳
  • Trustee✳
  • Assignment✳
  • Multiple-Poinding✳
  • Assignation✳
  • Creditor✳
  • Interest✳

Places mentioned

  • Glasgow✳
  • Edinburgh✳
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