1756
William McDouall, as appellant, asserted a right to present to united parishes under a later conveyance, but the Synod of Galloway, as respondents, defended the Crown's right to present and rejected McDouall's claim for lack of proven title. Based on the single document cataloged for this case.AI-generated
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- William M'Douall v. The Synod of Galloway — Respondents' Case, 1756Respondents defend the Crown's right to present to united parishes, rejecting appellant's claim based on a later conveyance without proven title.
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People involved
- William McDouall — Pursuer
- Synod of Galloway — Defender
