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LC Volume 04 — Petition, 10 Sep 1812 [2]

Date
10 Sep 1812
Type
Petition
Case
LC Volume 04
Author
George Joseph Bell
Length
6 pages
Repository
Library of Congress
Container
LC Volume 04
Marginalia
Yes
Appendix
1 item (4 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
September 10, 1812 Petition of Potts, Cooke, & Potts, asking the Court to alter interlocutors of the Judge-Admiral and Lord Ordinary in a maritime insurance case against underwriters in Greenock.

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Appendix (from p. 5)

  • Petition and appeal of Hugh Hamilton, as representing the deceased John Hamilton, and others, underwriters in Greenock, to the House of Lords.
  • Order of the House of Lords, 8 July 1812, requiring Messrs. Potts, Cooke, and Potts, and Thomas Darling, to answer the appeal.

People in this document

  • William Robertson, Lord Robertson✳
  • Allan Maconochie, Lord Meadowbank✳
  • Sir William Macleod Bannatyne, of Kames, Lord Bannatyne✳

Subjects

  • Debt✳
  • Adjudication✳
  • Bankruptcy✳
  • Insurance✳
  • Proof✳
  • Expenses✳
  • Interlocutor✳
  • Appeal✳

Places mentioned

  • Greenock✳
  • Edinburgh✳
  • London✳
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