1769–1770
John Ballingall, Writer in Dundee, pursued John Ogilvie of Rochelhill, objecting to an inhibition and minute of sale. Ogilvie answered the petition, and subsequently submitted a condescendence accounting for debt and expenses while claiming to investigate Ballingall's payment.AI-generated
Documents in this case (2)
- John Ogilvie v. John Ballingall — Answers, 25 Apr 1769April 25, 1769 Answers by John Ogilvie of Rochelhill to the petition of John Ballingall of Denoons, Writer in Dundee, responding to objections to inhibition and minute of sale.
- John Ogilvy v. John Ballingall — Condescendence, 6 Aug 1770August 6, 1770 Condescendence of John Ogilvy of Rochelhill, against John Ballingall, Writer in Dundee, submitting account of debt, expenses, and claim to investigate Ballingall's payment.
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People involved
- John Ballingall — Pursuer
- John Ogilvy — Defender
