Young v. . Connelly
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil actiox, tried at August Term, 1892, of Iredell Superior Court-, before Boykin, J. Upon an intimation by his Honor that, upon the evidence introduced, they could - not recover the plaintiffs submitted to a nonsuit and appealed. The facts necessary to an understanding of the decision are fully stated in the opinion of Associate .Justice MaoRae.
1Opinion of the Court
MaoRae, J.: This was an action upon the official bond of J. B. Connelly, Clerk of Iredell Superior Court, to recover damages for the alleged default in said Clerk in failing to docket a judgment in favor of the plaintiff and against Margaret J. Young, guardian, J. IT. Dalton and others, it being alleged in substance that the said Dalton was solvent at the time of the rendition of said judgment, but that before the same was docketed, so as to constitute a lien upon his lands, the said Dalton had conveyed and assigned all of his property by deed of trust; that the other defendants are…
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