Date2 Feb 1816TypeDefencesCaseLC Volume 06AuthorJohn ChristisonLength2 pagesRepositoryLibrary of CongressContainerLC Volume 06Appendix1 item (9 pp.) Abstract AI-generated February 2, 1816 Defences by James Brown, Accountant, against the Reverend John Fleming, asserting his conduct as trustee was lawful and his accounting practices proper under the 1793 Bankrupt Act. ← John Fleming v. James Brown — Summons, 16 Dec 1815 [2]2 of 45 in this caseLC Volume 06 — Petition, 13 Jun 1816 [2] →People in this documentThomas Douglas, 5th Earl of SelkirkRobert DickJohn ChristisonSubjectsBankruptcyRentSequestrationPossessionTrusteeNon-EntryCreditorAgentPlaces mentionedEdinburghInch