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Creditors of Robert Deans v. Dr. James Pringle 1764

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Locations

Session Papers

Petition

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of The creditors of Robert Deans, father of Alexander Deans some time merchant in Edinburgh, lately deceased

11 Jul 1764
Answers

Answers for Dr James Pringle physician in Richmond; to the Petition of the creditors of the deceased Robert Deans

8 Aug 1764
Petition

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Andrew Chalmer Writer in Edinburgh; and also Replies for him, as in right of Alexander Deans some time merchant there, lately deceased, and of his whole creditors, except Dr James Pringle of Richmond, To the Answers for the said Dr James Pringle to a Petition in name of the said other creditors

1 Oct 1764
Duplies

Duplies for Dr James Pringle physician in Richmond, to The Replies for Mr Andrew Chalmer writer in Edinburgh as in right of the deceased Alexander Deans, and his creditors

28 Nov 1764
Answers

Answers for Dr James Pringle, physician in Richmond, to The Petition of Mr Andrew Chalmer Writer in Edinburgh.

29 Nov 1764

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Litigants

Defender

Dr. James Pringle

Associated Persons

Robert Deans

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