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Ilay Campbell v. David Armstrong and William Johnston — Proof, 1783

Date
1783
Type
Proof
Case
Creditors for William Hunter v. David Armstrong and William Johnstone
Author
Unclear
Length
62 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 06
Marginalia
Yes
Abstract
AI-generated
Mrs Hunter says her husband dealt with defenders and counsel, including secret fund transfers and advice to flee Scotland; Mr Armstrong denies forwarding goods or managing finances.
← Creditors for William Hunter v. David Armstrong and William Johnstone — petition, 28 Jan 17783 of 20 in this caseCreditors of William Hunter v. William Johnston — Information, 17 Feb 1784 →

People in this document

  • Robert MacQueen, Lord Braxfield
  • David Armstrong, of Kirtleton
  • William Johnston
  • John Campbell, Lord Stonefield
  • Alexander Murray, Lord Henderland
  • Alexander Ferguson, of Craigdarroch
  • Edward Armstrong
  • Robert Johnston
  • David Syme , of Cartmore and Warrock

Subjects

  • Debt
  • Bankruptcy
  • Aliment
  • Arrestment
  • Succession
  • Bill of Exchange
  • Sequestration
  • Creditor

Places mentioned

  • Edinburgh
  • Aberdeen
  • Lochmaben
  • London
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