Debtor and creditor - England - Early works to 1800

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Considerations on the laws between debtors and creditors and an abstract of the insolvent acts. With Thoughts on a Bill to enable Creditors to recover the Effects of their Debtors, And to abolish Imprisonment for Debt.
Date: MDCCLXXIX. [1779]
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In the House of Lords . Janet Allan, Relict of John Cameron, late of Carntyne, and her Children, - - Appellants. Messrs. Robertson and others, Creditors of Richard Cameron, now of Carntyne, - Respondents. The Respondents' case.
John Robertson and Company (Glasgow, Scotland)Date: 1781]
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A letter, to the manufacturers, and inhabitants of the parishes of Stoke, Burslem and Wolstanton, in the county of Stafford, on courts of request , Occasioned By the Bill intended to be brought into Parliament this Sessions, for the Establishment of that Jurisdiction in the Potteries; by a manufacturer.
ManufacturerDate: 1794]
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The case of the respondents John Bradley and his wife, George Robinson and the rest of the bond creditors of the said Richard Kent . Samuel Sheppard Mercht, John Scarlett and John Snell, who were Bond Creditors of Richd Kent Goldsmith, deceas'd. Appellants. John Kent, Executor of the said Richd Kent, John Bradley and Eliz. his Wife, late Eliz. Humble, George Robinson and all the rest of the Bond Creditors of the said Richard Kent. Respondents. By the Order (complained of in the Appeal) the Appellants are to be paid equally with the other Bond Creditors, but they Insist upon it in their Appeal that they ought to be first paid their whole Debts because they have got Judgments against the Executor.
Bradley, John, fl. 1702.Date: 1702]
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An essay to demonstrate that contingent debts, cannot, by law, be ranked on estates sequestrated in terms of the statute, 23. Geo. III. cap. 18. Entitled, " An Act "for Rendering the Payment of Creditors more "equal and Expeditious, in that part of Great "britain Called Scotland, &c." By James Mcnayr, Writer.
M'Nayr, James, 1757 or 8-1808.Date: [illegible] [1790]