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  4. Condescendence, 2 Feb 1773

Elizabeth and Isobel Grays, Daughters of John Gray of Rogart, deceased v. John Wood, and Others, Creditors of said John Gray — Condescendence, 2 Feb 1773

Date
2 Feb 1773
Type
Condescendence
Case
Elizabeth and Isobel Grays, Daughters of John Gray of Rogart, deceased v. John Wood, and Others, Creditors of said John Gray
Author
William Craig, Lord Craig
Length
6 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 02
Abstract
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February 2, 1773 Condescendence of Elisabeth and Isabel Grays, asserting their right to the proceeds of the sale of lands under a contract of agreement with their father, Mr Gray.

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Subjects

  • Arrestment✳
  • Succession✳
  • Infeftment✳
  • Multiple-Poinding✳

Places mentioned

  • Sutherland✳
  • Edinburgh✳
  • Rosehall✳
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