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[C1811 A6]. Short title: Attorney General at the relation of Plomer v Aubin. Document...
Catalogue reference: C 13/665/4
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1812
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[C1811 A6].
Short title: Attorney General at the relation of Plomer v Aubin.
Document type: Two answers.
Plaintiffs: Attorney General at the relation of Sir William Plomer and another.
Defendants: John Aubin, Patrick Lewis, William Flower Jones alias William Fowler, John Morris, John Hitchins and William Josephus Gatty.
amended by an order dated 11 June 1811: John Bacon, Thomas Collins and Nathaniel Conant added as defendants.
revived Easter 1817, revived Hilary 1819, revived Easter 1819 and revived Michaelmas 1823
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- English
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- Open Document, Open Description
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- Litigation
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- Suit titles taken from OBS 1/656;
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C 13
Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings 1801-1842
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