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James Lockhart v. John Cathcart, Esq. of Genoch — Reclaiming, 13 Dec 1832

Date
13 Dec 1832
Type
Reclaiming Note
Case
James Lockhart v. John Cathcart
Length
2 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 56
Marginalia
Yes
Appendix
1 item (30 pp.)
Abstract
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December 13, 1832 Reclaiming Note of James Lockhart asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor

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Appendix (from p. 18)

  • Revised Condescendence for James Lockhart, advocator.
  • Revised Answers for John Cathcart, respondent.
  • Respondent's Statement of Facts and Answers.
  • Note of Pleas in Law for the Advocator.
  • Note of Pleas in Law for the Respondent.
  • Minute and Interlocutor Closing Record (2 July 1831).
  • Missive Letter from John Cathcart to James Lockhart, Jr. (19 Oct 1824).
  • Receipt from John Cathcart to James Lockhart (21 Dec 1824).
  • Receipt from John Cathcart to James Lockhart (20 Apr 1825).
  • Letter from John Cathcart to James Lockhart (29 Oct 1829).
  • Letter from John Cathcart to James Lockhart (8 Mar 1830).

People in this document

  • Thomas Adair, of Little Genoch
  • John Marshall, Lord Curriehill

Subjects

  • Debt
  • Adjudication
  • Rent
  • Lease
  • Valuation
  • Possession
  • tenant
  • Arbitration

Places mentioned

  • Torrs
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