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LC Volume 07 — Reclaiming Petition, 3 Apr 1834

Date
3 Apr 1834
Type
Reclaiming Note
Case
LC Volume 07
Author
Andrew Coventry Dick
Length
40 pages
Repository
Library of Congress
Container
LC Volume 07
Appendix
1 item
Abstract
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April 3, 1833 Reclaiming Petition of Mrs Ann Stewart, against Lord Fullerton's interlocutor

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← LC Volume 07 — Petition, 5 Mar 1834 [2]72 of 123 in this caseLC V7 Reclaiming Note, 3 Apr 1834 →

Appendix (from p. 17)

  • Replies for Mary Miller Watson and John Rankine to the Defences for Mrs Ann Stewart.
  • Answers to Pleas in Law for Pursuers.
  • Revised Condescendence for Mary Miller Watson and John Rankine, with Answers for Mrs Ann Stewart.
  • Defender Mrs Watson's Statement of Facts, with Answers thereto for Pursuer.
  • Additional Plea in Law for the Defender.
  • Answers to Additional Plea in Law for Pursuers.
  • Addition to the Revised Condescendence for Pursuer, with Answers thereto for Defender.
  • Authentication of Record (16 May 1832).
  • Additional Pleas in Law for Mrs Ann Stewart.
  • Additional Pleas in Law for Mrs Mary Miller Watson and John Rankine.

People in this document

  • William Riddell, W.S., of Camieston

Subjects

  • Debt
  • Liferent
  • Aliment
  • Arrestment
  • Succession
  • Creditor
  • Disposition
  • Interest

Places mentioned

  • Glasgow
  • Kingston
  • Anderston
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