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John Ballenden v. His Grace John Duke of Argyll — Answers, 7 Jun 1792

Date
7 Jun 1792
Type
Answers
Case
John Ballenden v. The Duke of Argyle
Author
William Craig, Lord Craig
Length
14 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 07
Marginalia
Yes
Appendix
1 item (4 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
June 7, 1792 Answers by His Grace John Duke of Argyll to the petition of John Ballenden, responding to the argument that the interlocutor should be altered

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← John Ballenden v. The Duke of Argyle — Petition, 15 May 17923 of 3 in this case

Appendix (from p. 15)

  • Letter from James Ferrier to James Beaton (1 March 1792).
  • Letter from James Beatson to James Ferrier (29 March 1792).
  • Rental of Westertown of Pit-gober, given up by Francis Paton, John Keltie, and William Roy, tenants (12 March 1792).
  • Rental of wood growing on Westertown, and pendicles thereto belonging, given up by Francis Paton, John Keltie, William Roy, and Thomas Kirk (26 March 1792).
  • Note by James Beatson (29 March 1792).

People in this document

  • Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville✳
  • Robert Paton✳
  • John Moir✳

Subjects

  • Landlord and tenant✳
  • Succession✳
  • Interlocutor✳
  • Irritancy✳
  • Reduction✳
  • Feu duties✳
  • Act of Parliament✳

Places mentioned

  • Perthshire✳
  • Argyll and Bute✳
  • Westertown✳
  • Mawhill✳
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