Opinion

State Ex Rel. Carr v. Askew

  • 94 N.C. 194
Court
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Filed
Feb 5, 1886
Status
Published
On the bench
Ashe
Cited by
11 cases
Authority
More cited than 42.5%

The opinion

In this action, it was agreed that the summons, complaint, answer and other pleadings, the order of reference, the report of the referee including the evidence, the defendant's exceptions thereto, the judgments and defendant's exceptions thereto, shall constitute the defendant's case on appeal for Supreme Court.

And inasmuch as in that appeal we have deemed it advisable and proper to consider and adjudicate upon the exceptions of the defendant, as well as those of the plaintiffs, our determination upon the exceptions of the defendant in that case, must be taken and considered as our adjudications upon those exceptions on this appeal, and the same disposition made of them.

The case is remanded on the same ground and for as like purpose as in that case.

The Clerk of this Court will ascertain the aggregate amount of costs in both appeal, and there must be judgment against the defendant, and his sureties for the appeal, for one half of said costs so ascertained.

Modified and remanded. Remanded. *Page 200

Cited: Grant v. Reese , 94 N.C. 731 ; Young v. Kennedy , 95 N.C. 269 ; Beavans v. Goodrich , 98 N.C. 223 ; Yelverton v. Coley , 101 N.C. 250 ; McDaniel v. Scurlock , 115 N.C. 298 ; Fisher v. Brown , 135 N.C. 200 ; York v. McCall , 160 N.C. 279 ; Corporation Com. v. Bank , 192 N.C. 370 ; Corporation Com. v. Bank , 193 N.C. 117 ; In re Parker , 209 N.C. 695 ; Anderson v. McRae , 211 N.C. 199 ; Barlett v. Hopkins , 235 N.C. 167 .

This is a copy of a public record, reproduced as it was published. It is not legal advice, and it may not be the version a court would rely on. Check the official source before you cite it.

A word about cookies

We need a few to keep you signed in and the library working. The rest help us see which pages people use and where they get stuck. They stay off unless you say yes.