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Mrs Euphemia Innes v. His Grace George, Duke of Gordon — Reclaiming, 9 Mar 1831

Date
9 Mar 1831
Type
Reclaiming Note
Case
Mrs. Euphemia Innes v. Duke of Gordon
Length
2 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 56
Marginalia
Yes
Appendix
1 item (19 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
March 9, 1831 Reclaiming Note by Mrs Euphemia Innes, relict and executrix of John Innes, against His Grace George, Duke of Gordon, asking the Court to alter the interlocutor sustaining the defences.

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Appendix (from p. 4)

  • Re-revised Condescendence and Pleas in Law for Mrs Euphemia Russell or Innes, Executrix qua Relict of John Innes, with Re-revised Answers and Pleas in Law for His Grace George, Duke of Gordon.
  • Counter Statement and Answers for His Grace George, Duke of Gordon.
  • Pleas in Law by C. Innes adjected to the Re-revised Condescendence.
  • Pleas in Law by Hugh Lumsden adjected to the Re-revised Answers.

People in this document

  • George Fergusson, of Hermand, Lord Hermand✳
  • James Wolfe Murray, Lord Cringletie✳
  • Hugh Lumsden, of Pitcaple✳

Subjects

  • Debt✳
  • Entail✳
  • Rent✳
  • Lease✳
  • Succession✳
  • Assignment✳
  • Res judicata✳
  • Creditor✳

Places mentioned

  • Gordon✳
  • Edinburgh✳
  • Durris✳
  • London✳
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