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David Clyne v. James Trail and David Hendersson, (Williamson's Trustees)

Session Papers

Reclaiming Note

Reclaiming Note for James Traill, Esquire of Ratter, Trustee for the Creditors of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Williamson of Marlefield; and Captain David Henderson, Younger of Stemster, as Factor on the Estate of the said Lieutenant-Colonel Williamson, - Defenders, Against David Clyne, Solicitor in the Supreme Courts of Scotland

4 Apr 1833
Defences

Defences for James Traill, Esquire of Ratter, Trustee for the Creditors of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Williamson of Marlfield; and Captain David Henderson, Younger of Stemster, as Factor on the Estate of the said Lieutenant-Colonel Williamson, to the Summons of Forthcoming at the Instance of David Clyne, Solicitor in the Supreme Courts of Scotland

26 May 1830

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