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William Ure v. Messrs Taylor and Gardner — Replies, 3 Jan 1822 [3]

Date
3 Jan 1822
Type
Replies
Case
LC Volume 06
Author
John Tait
Length
9 pages
Repository
Library of Congress
Container
LC Volume 06
Appendix
1 item (2 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
January 3, 1822 Replies for William Ure, late Mathematical Instrument Maker in Glasgow, present Prisoner in the Tolbooth of Glasgow, pursuing a Cessio Bonorum, responding to the Answers for Messrs Taylor and Gardner.

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← William Ure v. Tayler & Gardner — Answers, 13 Dec 182139 of 45 in this caseLC Volume 06 — Duplies, 15 Jan 1822 [2] →

Appendix (from p. 10)

  • Minutes of the Meeting of William Urquhart, Esq. of Craigston, held upon the 17th of July 1820.
  • Minutes of the Meeting of William Ure's Creditors, held upon the 17th of July 1820.
  • Agreement by absent creditors of William Ure to accede to the composition offer.
  • Certificate of the Value of the Tools by Matthew Finlay, Glasgow, 2 January 1822.
  • Certificate of Sequestration by Dugald Kennedy, Glasgow, 2 January 1822.

People in this document

  • John Tait✳

Subjects

  • Debt✳
  • Bankruptcy✳
  • Aliment✳
  • Arrestment✳
  • Sequestration✳
  • Expenses✳
  • Creditor✳
  • Mala Fides✳

Places mentioned

  • Glasgow✳
  • Greenock✳
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