Date3 Mar 1773TypeCondescendenceCaseGrieve and Others v. Incorporation of TailorsAuthorRobert SinclairLength4 pagesRepositoryUniversity of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)ContainerUVALL Box 03 Abstract AI-generated March 3, 1773 Condescendence of John Grieve, James Loudoun, and Robert Robb, Suspenders, against the Society of Taylors in Glasgow, chargers, asserting that the taylors have no lawful jurisdiction over staymaking. View larger map →← John Grieve, James Loudoun and Robert Robb v. The Society or Incorporation of Taylors in Glasgow — Information, 30 Jan 17732 of 3 in this caseGrieve and Others v. Incorporation of Tailors — Answers, 8 Mar 1773 →People in this documentJohn Newlands, of Lochhead✳James Loudoun✳John Carse✳SubjectsAliment✳Succession✳Jurisdiction✳Teinds✳Thirlage✳Creditor✳Mala Fides✳Heritor✳Places mentionedDunlop✳Glasgow✳Perth✳Strathaven✳