Abstract
February 11, 1783 Condescendence of defenders, Robert Grant of Driminner and others, arguing that the marriage contract and its settlement were not fraudulent and that Rothmaise was solvent at the time.
Appendix (from p. 10)
- Depositions of John Grant, late of Rothmaise, and his son, as havers (4 February 1783).
- Account, charge and discharge between Robert Grant of Druminner and John Grant of Rothmaise (12 July 1778).
- State of the affairs of John Grant of Rothmaise at the date of his son's contract of marriage (December 1775) and infeftment (October 1777).
- Accompt of bills due by sundries about Huntly, Forgue, etc. to Rothmaise.
- List of bills in the Low Country due by sundries to Rothmaise, including annualrent to Whitsunday 1776.
- Accompt of bills due to Rothmaise in Auchindore, Effie, etc.
- Accompt of debts due to Rothmaise in Cabrach preceding Whitsunday 1776.
- List of outstanding debts in the Highlands due to Rothmaise.
- List of outstanding debts to the estate of John Grant of Rothmaise exposed to public auction by the trustees (12 September 1782).
- Debts due to John Grant of Rothmaise contracted prior to the date of the contract and infeftment, sold to John Grant younger of Lurg.
- List of bankrupt bills mentioned in the list of funds belonging to Rothmaise, sold to Grant of Lurg.
- List of debts due by tenants in arrear sold to Mr. Grant of Lurg.
- State of the stock accompt, profit and loss accompt, and balance accompt taken from the leger book of the trustees of Rothmaise, certified by John Innes (18 February 1783).
- Certificate by John Innes, factor for the trustees of Rothmaise, regarding the state and balance of Rothmaise's affairs (1 February 1783).
