Shuford v. . Ramsour
Supreme Court of North Carolina
■ Exceptions to a report, tried before Logan, J., at Catawba, Spring Term 1869. The facts appear in the Opinion. His Honor overruled the exception, and the defendants-appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtSettle, J.
The two exceptions filed by the plaintiff to the report of the master, were properly abandoned in this Court. All of the exceptions by the defendants are overruled:
On the 14th day of September 1858 David Ramsour, the grandfather of the complainant Emma E. Shuford, then an infant of tender years, paid into the hands of his son, C. H. Ramsour, the sum of six hundred and thirty dollars for the benefit of the said Emma; and the said C. H. Ramsour gave his- receipt for the same, and signed it qs agent of the said Emma. On the same day the said C. H. Ramsour, loaned the said six hundred and thirty…
2Cited by1 opinion
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