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W J J A SINCLAIR and Curator ad Litem v JAMES TRAILL & Ors (Court of Session)

[1840] ScotCS 15_1839_SC_facdec_704Court of Session1840

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Lord Ordinary, Jeffrey. Act. M'Neill, G. Napier. Alt. Sol.-Gen. (Ivory,) Sandford. G. & W. Napier, W. S. and Andrew Snody, S. S. C. Agents. F. Clerk.

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W J J A SINCLAIR and Curator ad Litem v JAMES TRAILL & Ors (Court of Session)

[1840] ScotCS 15_1839_SC_facdec_704Court of Session1840

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