Spence v. . Pottery Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1DissentClark, C.J.
Plaintiff, claiming to have an interest in property about to be sold to satisfy demands of judgment creditors of her husband, brought this action to restrain such sales and to have the deed reformed so as to make it show that she and her husband held the estate by entirety, and that it did not belong to her husband individually.
The temporary restraining order was continued to the hearing, and the defendants appealed. According to the allegations of the plaintiff, she and her husband purchased from D. F. Wooten and wife, on 1 November, 1906, a valuable tract of land situate in Lenoir County.…
2Cases cited17 opinions
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- Norton v. . McDevitSupreme Court of North Carolina · 1898
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