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Simon Frazer of Beaufort, by the Name and Title of Simon Lord Lovat, Appellant. The Right Honourable Emilia Lady Dowager of Lovat, the Honourable Mrs. Anne, Catherine and Margaret Frazers, Daughters to Hugh Lord Lovat Decease'd, and Their Factor. Alexander Mackenzie of Garloch an Infact, by His Guardian ; and Others, Real Creditors Upon the Estate of Lovat, and Hugh Frazer, and Patrick Robsertson, Factors Appointed on the Said Estate. Respts. The Respondents Case

Baroness Amelia Fraser Lovat

Published: 1721

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Simon Frazer of Beaufort, by the name and title of Simon Lord Lovat, appellant. The Right Honourable Emilia Lady Dowager of Lovat, the Honourable Mrs. Anne, Catherine and Margaret Frazers, daughters to Hugh Lord Lovat decease'd, and their factor. Alexander Mackenzie of Garloch an infact, by his guardian; and others, real creditors upon the estate of Lovat, and Hugh Frazer, and Patrick Robsertson, factors appointed on the said estate. Respts. The respondents case

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Published: 1721

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