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Andrew Mackenzie v. The Creditors of Lieutenant John Newlands — Answers, 15 Jan 1793

Date
15 Jan 1793
Type
Answers
Case
Creditors of Newlands v. Mackenzie
Length
5 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Appendix
1 item (17 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
January 15, 1793 Answers by the creditors of John Peat, Agent, S. Clerk to the argument of Lieutenant John Newlands, that Mr Mackenzie must be paid his account without producing the writings called for.

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← Mackenzie — Petition, 22 Nov 17922 of 2 in this case

Appendix (from p. 7)

  • Accompt of Lieutenant John Newlands of Lochhead to Andrew Mackenzie (1786 June 6).
  • Abstract, No. I.
  • Accompt No. II of Lieut. John Newlands of Lochhead and his Creditors to Andrew Mackenzie (1790).
  • Abstract Accompt, No. II.
  • Account No. III of Lieutenant John Newlands of Lochhead to Andrew Mackenzie (1791).

People in this document

  • Charles Hope, Lord Granton
  • Charles Hay, of Newton, Lord Newton
  • Allan Maconochie, Lord Meadowbank
  • John Swinton, Lord Swinton
  • William Tait
  • John McCall, of Belvidere

Subjects

  • Improbation
  • Arrestment
  • Bill of Exchange
  • Proof
  • Tack
  • Process
  • Reduction
  • Creditor

Places mentioned

  • Glasgow
  • Edinburgh
  • Stirling
  • Perth
  • London
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