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Thomson Paul v. Walter Malcolm — Answers, 6 Sep 1832 [2]

Date
6 Sep 1832
Type
Answers
Case
LC Volume 07
Author
John Hope
Length
16 pages
Repository
Library of Congress
Container
LC Volume 07
Appendix
1 item (7 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
September 6, 1832 Answers by Walter Malcolm, Writer in Edinburgh, to the petition and complaint at the instance of Thomson Paul, W. S.

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← Wilson's Trustees v. Rev. Hamilton Paul — Summons, 4 Sep 183251 of 123 in this caseLC Volume 07 — Petition, 29 Nov 1832 [2] →

Appendix (from p. 17)

  • Minute for Thomson Paul, W.S. (May 24, 1832).
  • Answers for Miss Thomson of Bogie, Mrs Helen Thomson, James Home Rigg, Patrick George Skene, and Captain Peter Hay (1st June 1832).
  • Minute for Thomson Paul, W.S., pursuer (30th June 1832).
  • Letter from Fred. L. Roy, W.S. to W. Malcolm, W.E. (16th July 1832).

People in this document

  • David Monypenny, of Pitmilly✳
  • Charles Hay, of Newton, Lord Newton✳
  • John Fullerton✳
  • John Hope✳
  • John Marshall, Lord Curriehill✳

Subjects

  • Aliment✳
  • Arrestment✳
  • Trust✳
  • Trustees✳
  • Deed✳
  • Trustee✳
  • Diligence✳
  • Agent✳

Places mentioned

  • Castleton✳
  • Tranent✳
  • Edinburgh✳
  • Queen Street✳
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