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Rev. Mr. Gavin Gibb v. Milliken Craig

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University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)

Petition — Miss Caroline Hunter against Lord Armadale's Interlocutor [2]

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Petitioner seeks to void a long-term tack violating a tailzie deed’s restriction against tacking beyond tailzie heirs’ lifetimes.

John Dillon

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LC Volume 01

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Library of Congress

LC Volume 02 — Duplies, 19 Feb 1789

John Fairley v. John Dun — Replies, 5 Feb 1789

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Feb 5, 1789: John & William Fairley reply to Mr Dun’s objections, asserting creditor choice, statutory compliance, and validity of estate management.

John Fairley v. John Dunn — Answers, 21 Jan 1789

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January 21, 1789 Answers by John Dunn, Farmer at Cochney, to the petition of John Fairley late Distiller at Portnauld, with concurrence of William Fairley, Trustee upon his sequestrated Estate.

LC Volume 02 — Petition, 13 Jan 1789 [4]

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January 13, 1789 Petition of John Fairley, late Distiller at Portnauld, with concurrence of William Fairley, Trustee, asking the Court to renew his personal protection from diligence

LC Volume 02 — Petition, 13 Jan 1789 [3]

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January 13, 1789 Petition of John Fairley, by William Fairley, trustee, asking the Court to renew his personal protection from diligence until the third sederunt day in June next

John Dougal and Margaret Davidson v. Andrew Symes and John Symes — Information, 2 Jan 1789

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January 2, 1789 Information of defenders, arguing that a discharge of a bill granted by Janet Dougal to her nephew's son, John Dougal, is irrevocable by its own terms and cannot be undone on grounds of indigence.

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