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Document Type Memorial
Case Young, and Husband v. Sinclair, et al
Author Name
Submitted 22 Jan 1796
Marginalia? Yes
Main Document Length (Pages) 13
Appendix Items
  • Account of Expence incurred in raising the Summons ay instance of Mr and Mrs Riddoch, Against Arthur Sinclir's Representatives, and obtaining and extracting a decreet therein, claimed form the Suspender.
Appendix Length (pages) 1
Repository University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container UVALL Box 12

Citation

, "Memorial for Mrs Janet Young, Relict of Captain James Allan of Campston, now wife of James Riddoch of Cairston, Esq; Collector of the Customs in Orkney, and the said James Riddoch, for his Interest, Chargers; Against Janet Sinclair, and James Smith, her Husband, both residing in Thurfo; William Innes, Son of William Innes senior, residing in Aberdeen, and the said William Innes, as Administrator-in-law for his said Son, for his Interest, Suspenders.," 22 Jan 1796 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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Memorial, 22 Jan 1796
Memorial for Mrs Janet Young, Relict of Captain James Allan of Campston, now wife of James Riddoch of Cairston, Esq; Collector of the Customs in Orkney, and the said James Riddoch, for his Interest, Chargers; Against Janet Sinclair, and James Smith, her Husband, both residing in Thurfo; William Innes, Son of William Innes senior, residing in Aberdeen, and the said William Innes, as Administrator-in-law for his said Son, for his Interest, Suspenders.
Memorial, 1 Mar 1796
Memorial for Janet Sinclair, and James Smith, her Husband, both residing in Thurfo; William Innes, Son of William Innes senior, residing in Aberdeen, and the said William Innes, as Administrator-in-law for his said Son, for his Interest, Suspenders; Against Mrs Janet Young, otherwise Riddoch, formerly Widow of Captain James Allan of Campston, now Wife of James Riddoch of Cairston, Esq; Collector of the Customs in Orkney, and the said James Riddoch, for his Interest, Chargers.