Abstract
February 2, 1816 Defences by James Brown, Accountant, against the Reverend John Fleming, asserting his conduct as trustee was lawful and his accounting practices proper under the 1793 Bankrupt Act.
Appendix (from p. 3)
- Amendment of Libel in the Action at the instance of the Reverend John Fleming, Minister of the Gospel at Colinton, against James Brown, Accountant in Edinburgh (No. III).
- Condescendence for the Reverend John Fleming (No. IV).
- Answers for James Brown, Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee on the Sequestrated Estate of Thomas Douglas, late of Easter Inch, to the Condescendence for the Reverend John Fleming, Minister at Collington (No. V).
