Cromer v. . Self
Supreme Court of North Carolina
AotioN heard on. appeal from a Justice of the Peace by Jones, J., upon facts agreed, September Term, 1908, of Eoesyth. The plaintiffs as creditors of the defendant sued out writs of attachment, which were levied upon personal property belonging to the defendant in the city of Winston, under five hundred dollars in value.
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AotioN heard on. appeal from a Justice of the Peace by Jones, J., upon facts agreed, September Term, 1908, of Eoesyth. The plaintiffs as creditors of the defendant sued out writs of attachment, which were levied upon personal property belonging to the defendant in the city of Winston, under five hundred dollars in value. There were several causes of a like nature pending which were consolidated with this. .The defendant, through his attorney, moved to vacate the attachments upon the ground that he was not a non-resident, and that he was entitled to his personal property exemption. Defendant…
1Opinion of the CourtBeowN, J.
On appeal to this Court the defendant' assigned error as follows:
■ 1. That his Honor erred, in that he failed to dismiss the warrant of attachment, issued in this cause, on the ground that the defendant, at the time of issuing the said warrant, was not a non-resident, and that the property was not subject to attachment.
2. For that his Honor erred in holding that the defendant was not entitled to his personal property exemptions of $500 out of the property attached.
It appears from the facts agreed that the defendant had been a resident of the State -of North Carolina all his life up to the…
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