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Campbell Mackintosh v. Murdo Mackenzie — Reclaiming, 23 May 1828

Date
23 May 1828
Type
Reclaiming Note
Case
M. M'Kenzie v. C. Mackintosh
Length
2 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 56
Marginalia
Yes
Appendix
1 item (12 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
Court upholds oath references, grants commission, dispenses with minute-book, and awards fund in medio to Campbell Mackintosh.

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Appendix (from p. 3)

  • Summons of Multiplepoinding by Murdo Mackenzie, Esq. against Munro or Stevens and Others (12 December 1822).
  • Claim for Campbell Mackintosh, Esq. as Factor loco absentis for Mrs Amarintha Munro and Others (10 September 1802).
  • Condescendence for Murdo Mackenzie, Esq. in the Multiplepoinding against Mrs Amarintha Munro and Others.
  • Answers for Campbell Mackintosh, Esq. to the Condescendence for Murdo Mackenzie.
  • Note of Procedure (3 June 1824-10 July 1827).
  • Minute for Murdo Mackenzie, Esq. (14 November 1827).
  • Answers for Campbell Mackintosh, Esq. to the Minute for Murdo Mackenzie (2 May 1826).

People in this document

  • Andrew Skene✳
  • James Macdonald, of Dalness✳
  • Patrick Robertson, LL.D. ✳

Subjects

  • Debt✳
  • Arrestment✳
  • Expenses✳
  • Interlocutor✳
  • Diligence✳
  • Oath✳
  • Creditor✳
  • Interest✳

Places mentioned

  • Inverness-shire✳
  • Edinburgh✳
  • Knockbain✳
  • Inverness✳
  • Savannah✳
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