Date10 Sep 1818TypeAnswersCaseLC Volume 06AuthorJohn ChristisonLength17 pagesRepositoryLibrary of CongressContainerLC Volume 06Appendix1 item (3 pp.) Abstract AI-generated James Brown, Edinburgh accountant, replies Sept. 10, 1818, that a trustee isn’t liable for damages from a sale without power if no loss occurred and the sale was prudent and necessary. View larger map →← LC Volume 06 — Reclaiming Petition, 8 Jul 1818 [2]22 of 45 in this caseLC Volume 06 — Petition, 11 Jan 1819 [2] →Appendix (from p. 19)Letter from Messrs Cranstoun and Veitch to Mr Brown (4th May 1814).Letter from Mr Brown to Mr Dick (14th June 1814).Letter from Mr Brown to Mr Dick (25th August 1814).Minute of Commissioners on the sequestrated estate of Thomas Douglas (26th August 1814).People in this documentThomas Douglas, 5th Earl of Selkirk✳Robert Dick✳John Christison✳SubjectsBankruptcy✳Aliment✳Sale✳Sequestration✳Trustee✳Creditor✳Disposition✳Interest✳Places mentionedGlasgow✳Edinburgh✳Inch✳Fountainbridge✳