1791
DebtInterestBankruptcySaleCautionerAgentThomas Cairns of Dundrenan, Esquire, petitioned the Court against the Common Agent in Ranking of Newlaw. He sought exoneration from the price of lots 1st and 7th of the estate of the deceased David Currie and delivery up of the bond.AI-generated
Documents in this case (2)
- Cairns v. Common Agent in Ranking of Newlaw — Petition, 23 Jul 1789July 23, 1789 Petition of Thomas Cairns of Dundrenan, Esquire, asking the Court to exonerate him from the price of lots 1st and 7th of the estate of David Currie and allow the bond to be delivered up.
- Cairns v. Common Agent in Ranking of Newlaw — Petition, 23 Jul 1789 [2]July 23, 1789 Petition of Thomas Cairns of Dundrenan, Esquire, asking the Court to exonerate him from the price of lots 1st and 7th of the estate of deceased David Currie and allow the bond to be delivered up.
People & places in this case
People involved
- David Currie — Party
- Andrew Blane, of Blanefield — Party
- George Home, W.S., of Wedderburn and Paxton — Party
- George Fergusson, of Hermand, Lord Hermand — Party
- Thomas Cairns — Party
- Lieutenant-General John Sutherland — Advocate for Party
- Thomas Blackhall — Lord Ordinary
- John Swinton, Lord Swinton — Lord Ordinary
