Document Type Information
Case Simon Berard v. Robert Hunter
Author Name Robert Cullen, Lord Cullen
Submitted 11 Oct 1792
Marginalia? Yes
Main Document Length (Pages) 36
Appendix Items
  • No I. Case, drawn up by Mr. John Fergusson of Calcutta, Agent for Mr. Hunter, for the opinion of Counsel
  • No. II Opinion of Charles Newman, Esq. Counsel, on the foregoing Case.
  • No. III. Letter from Mr. Fergusson to Mr. Hunter, covering above Case and Opinion.
  • No. IV. Certificate by John Holland, Esq. Freight Accountant, Clerk to the Committee of Private Trade, of the Honourable East India Company
  • No. V. Certificate by Robert Robson, Notary-public, relative to the foregoing.
  • No. VI. Certificate, by C. Aitkinson, and Thomas Bennet, Notaries-Public.
Appendix Length (pages) 4
Repository University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container UVALL Box 09

Citation

Robert Cullen, Lord Cullen, "Information for Robert Hunter, Esq. of Campie, late Merchant at Dacca, in Bengal, Defender; Against Mr. Simon Berard, of the City of Paris, Merchant, and only surviving Partner of the House of Messrs Berard, Freres, & Co. formerly Merchants in Port L'Orient and Alexander Young, Writer to the Signet, his Attorney, Pursuers," 11 Oct 1792 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

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