State v. Neal.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
INDICTMENT against Geoc M. Neal, beard, by Judge A. L. Goble, at April Term, 1901, of Hie Superior Court of Nash County. Erom the judgment granting a new trial in the Eastern Criminal Court, the Solicitor appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
CLARK and COOK, J.J., dissenting. The indictment is for the removal of a crop of cotton under section 1759 of The Code. That section is in the following words: "Any lessee or cropper, or the assignees of either, or any other person, who shall remove said crop or any part thereof from such land without the consent of the lessor or his assignees, and without giving him or his agent five days' notice of such intended removal, and before satisfying all the liens held by the lessor or his assignees on said crop, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor; and if any landlord shall unlawfully, wilfully,…
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