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[W1839 D5]. Short title: De Tastet v Carne. Document type: Two answers. Plaintiffs:...

Catalogue reference: C 13/403/19

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C 13/403/19
Date
1839
Description

[W1839 D5].

Short title: De Tastet v Carne.

Document type: Two answers.

Plaintiffs: Firmin De Tastet and others.

Defendants: William Carne, James Hutchinson, Owen Flintoff, David Samuel, Edmund Thomas Waters (junior), Philip Frith, George Bowness Carr, Manuel de la Lizaryaburn, John Balburnie otherwise John Balbernie, William Poll Row, John Simpson, Philip de Gruchy, Robert Penny, Richard Girand, Robert Masters, Henry James Blakesey, William Knight Dehany, William Gothag [?], Richard Cock, Edward Garland, Joseph Heron, [unknown] Fisher, J[unknown] A[unknown] Jesse, Joshua King, Francis Graham Moon, John Oakey, James S Pidgeon, James Searle, Benjamin Symonds, Richard Friend, Robert Taylor, Robert Podder, [unknown] Curling, [unknown] Curling and [unknown] Proctor.

Amended by an order dated 18 Apr 1839: Edmund Thomas Waters (junior), Robert Masters, William Gothag [?], [unknown] Fisher, J[unknown] A[unknown] Jesse, Francis Graham Moon, James S Pidgeon, James Searle, Benjamin Symonds, Richard Friend, [unknown] Curling, [unknown] Curling and [unknown] Proctor removed as defendants.

Amended by an order dated 07 Aug 1840: Joseph Ablett Jesse, William Vice (junior), Reece Bevan, [unknown] Fisher, George Concanen and William Gilson added as defendants.

Revived Hilary 1842

Note
The naming of a party does not imply that he or she will appear in all the documents in this cause (after the bill)
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Unpublished finding aids
Suit titles taken from OBS 1/654; data on parties taken from IND 1/4160 fo 124v
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