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John Pollock v. David Paterson — Replies, 1 Feb 1811

Date
1 Feb 1811
Type
Replies
Case
LC Volume 03
Author
David Cathcart, Lord Alloway
Length
25 pages
Repository
Library of Congress
Container
LC Volume 03
Appendix
1 item (8 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
Feb 1, 1811: John Pollock, as creditor manager, defends transactions under David Paterson’s authority, asserting public trust and intact credit until stop payment.

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← John Pollock v. David Paterson — Answers, 9 Jan 1811 [2]14 of 38 in this caseWilliam Dixon v. Thomas Edington and Sons, and others. — Bill of Advocation, 16 Feb 1811 →

Appendix (from p. 29)

  • Procuration by David Paterson to John Paterson (20 April 1805).
  • Report of case Niel versus Morely (11 May 1804).
  • Memorial for the Creditors of David Paterson of Colterton, with Opinion of Counsel (19 December 1810).

People in this document

  • David Cathcart, Lord Alloway✳
  • William Robertson, Lord Robertson✳
  • Sir William Honyman, Lord Armadale✳
  • Patrick Grant, Lord Elchies✳
  • James Paterson, of Carpow✳

Subjects

  • Debt✳
  • Aliment✳
  • Arrestment✳
  • Bill of Exchange✳
  • Mandate✳
  • Curator Bonis✳
  • Creditor✳
  • Mala Fides✳

Places mentioned

  • Edinburgh✳
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