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Elizabeth and Isobel Grays, Daughters of John Gray of Rogart, deceased v. John Wood, and Others, Creditors of said John Gray — Answers, 10 Jul 1770

Date
10 Jul 1770
Type
Answers
Case
Elizabeth and Isobel Grays, Daughters of John Gray of Rogart, deceased v. John Wood, and Others, Creditors of said John Gray
Author
Robert Blair, of Avontoun, Lord Avontoun
Length
21 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 02
Abstract
AI-generated
July 10, 1770 Information of the creditors of Mr. Gray, arguing that the daughters' claim to the price of Rogartmore lands is subordinate to his debts
← Elizabeth and Isobel Grays, Daughters of John Gray of Rogart, deceased v. John Wood, and Others, Creditors of said John Gray — Petition, 21 Jun 17702 of 7 in this caseElizabeth and Isobel Grays, Daughters of John Gray of Rogart, deceased v. John Wood, and Others, Creditors of said John Gray — Petition, 31 Jul 1772 →

People in this document

  • James Burnett, Lord Monboddo

Subjects

  • Debt
  • Aliment
  • Arrestment
  • Succession
  • Fiar
  • Reduction
  • Creditor
  • Disposition

Places mentioned

  • Sutherland
  • Edinburgh
  • Rogart
  • Leeds
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