Flowe v. . Hartwick
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal by defendant from Long, J., at August Term, 1913, and from Harding, J., at April Term, 1914, of CabaeRtjs. Civil action to recover possession of a tract of land and to remove a cloud from title to same, arising by reason of a certain memorandum or contract in writing, signed by Mrs. M. L. Flowe, in terms as follows: Hickoey, N. C., 2 October, 1909. Deceived of Baber Hartwick ($1) one dollar, as part payment on the farm tbis day purchased of me, adjoining the lands of…
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Appeal by defendant from Long, J., at August Term, 1913, and from Harding, J., at April Term, 1914, of CabaeRtjs. Civil action to recover possession of a tract of land and to remove a cloud from title to same, arising by reason of a certain memorandum or contract in writing, signed by Mrs. M. L. Flowe, in terms as follows: Hickoey, N. C., 2 October, 1909. Deceived of Baber Hartwick ($1) one dollar, as part payment on the farm tbis day purchased of me, adjoining the lands of himself, Linker, and others, and known as the John Means place. It is understood and agreed that all wood now cut on the…
1Opinion
As heretofore shown, the defendant appealed from judgment on the verdict by which Mr. and Mrs. Williams were relieved from any and all obligation under the agreement of Mrs. Flowe.
Having decided, on plaintiff's appeal, that there were no facts in evidence tending to show that any of the children were under a binding obligation to convey their interest in the property, the errors, if any, incident to the trial and determination of disputed questions as to Mrs. Williams, by reason of her being a married woman, are no longer of importance, and the judgment relieving her from obligation is…
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