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Campbell and Others, posterior Adjudgers v. The Common Agent for the Postponed Creditors in the Ranking of the Creditors of Charles Maclean of Kinlochaline — answers, 3 Sep 1801

Date
3 Sep 1801
Type
Answers
Case
Campbell and Others, posterior Adjudgers v. The Common Agent for the Postponed Creditors in the Ranking of the Creditors of Charles Maclean of Kinlochaline
Author
George Joseph Bell
Length
12 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 16
Marginalia
Yes
Abstract
AI-generated
September 3, 1801 Answers by the postponed creditors and common agent in Kinlochaline to the petition of David Campbell, Esq; arguing against the validity of conjoining creditors with posterior adjudications

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  • Archibald Bell✳

Subjects

  • Adjudication✳
  • Bankruptcy✳
  • Poinding✳
  • Statute✳
  • Diligence✳
  • Creditor✳
  • Libel✳
  • Common Law✳

Places mentioned

  • Edinburgh✳
  • Kinlochaline✳
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