Date
16 Nov 1831
Type
Appendix to Reclaiming Note
Case
George Taylor v. Mrs. Taylor, or Binnie
Length
18 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 56
Marginalia
Yes
Abstract
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November 16, 1831 Additional Appendix to Reclaiming Note of George Taylor, against Lord Newton's interlocutor

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Appendix

  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (July 14, 1831) regarding aliment.
  • Excerpt from Interlocutor by Lord Newton (May 13, 1831) regarding weekly aliment.
  • Copy Interlocutor by Lord Newton (July 2, 1831) regarding weekly aliment.
  • Letter from Mr Greig to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan (July 15, 1831) regarding the reclaiming note and amended condescendence.
  • Interlocutor pronounced by Lord Newton (June 2, 1831) regarding alterations to condescendence.
  • Interlocutor pronounced by Lord Newton (June 4, 1831) regarding amended condescendence.
  • Letter from Messrs Greig and Morton to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan (Aug 1, 1831) regarding reclaiming note and arrestments.
  • Letter from Messrs Greig and Morton to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan (Aug 8, 1831) regarding account of expenses.
  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (Aug 15, 1831) regarding account taxation.
  • Letter from Messrs Greig and Morton to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan (Aug 19, 1831) regarding account taxation.
  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (Aug 22, 1831) regarding account taxation and payment.
  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (Aug 25, 1831) regarding loosing of arrestments.
  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (Aug 26, 1831) proposing cautioners for loosing arrestments.
  • Letter from Messrs Greig and Morton to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan (Aug 29, 1831) regarding cautioners and arrested funds.
  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (Aug 30, 1831) regarding general loosing of arrestments.
  • Letter from Messrs Greig and Morton to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan (Sept 1, 1831) regarding arrestments and offer of aliment.
  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (Sept 1, 1831) regarding arrestments and the bill.
  • Letter from Messrs Greig and Morton to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan (Sept 2, 1831) regarding the bond of caution.
  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (Sept 2, 1831) regarding the bond and extrajudicial caution.
  • Letter from Messrs Greig and Morton to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan (Sept 6, 1831) regarding account expenses and taxation principle.
  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (Sept 10, 1831) regarding account expenses and caution.
  • Letter from Messrs Greig and Morton to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan (Sept 30, 1831) regarding account expenses and aliment offer.
  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (Oct 6, 1831) regarding aliment and expenses withheld.
  • State of Mr Taylor's Means (financial statement of income and expenses).
  • Excerpt from Mr Taylor's Letter to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan regarding his means and coaching business.
  • Letter from Messrs Ainslie and McAllan to Messrs Greig and Morton (Dec 21, 1830) regarding auditing of accounts.
  • Letter from Messrs Greig and Morton to Messrs Ainslie and McAllan (Dec 22, 1830) regarding auditing of accounts.
  • Interlocutor by Lord Newton (Dec 17, 1830) remitting account to Auditor.
  • Report by Auditor (Feb 12, 1831) regarding expenses incurred.
  • Interlocutor by Lord Newton (Feb 19, 1831) decerning for £50 to account of expenses.

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