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Appellant: Frederick Dufaur of 23 Queen Ann Street, Cavendish Sq, solicitor. Respondent:...
Catalogue reference: PCAP 1/53
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- 1839
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Appellant: Frederick Dufaur of 23 Queen Ann Street, Cavendish Sq, solicitor. Respondent: William Croft of Upper Gower Street, Middx, William Underwood of Vere Street, Middx, Pindar Simpson of Old Burlington Street, Middx, Rebecca Day of Harley House, Regent's Park, Middx, Elizabeth Poole of Brighton, Surrey, Thomas Parsons of 3 Elizabeth Place, Clayton Street, Kensington, Middx, Henry Price, Alfred Price and Edmund Price, all of Regent's Park, Middx, and Sarah Peake of Stafford. Subject: Will of Charles Day. Lower Court: Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
See also: PCAP 3/4
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