Rogers v. . Timberlake
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtDeviN, J.
It was not controverted tbat tbe plaintiff was entitled to the conveyance of the land upon tbe payment of tbe amount fixed by tbe former judgment. Tbe question as to tbe satisfaction and cancellation of tbe deed of trust, put upon tbe land by defendant Timberlake subsequent to bis acquisition of tbe title in trust for tbe plaintiff, about which tbe parties disagreed, was properly settled by tbe provision in tbe judgment below that out of the money already paid into court by the plaintiff the deed of trust and the lien of unpaid taxes should be discharged. Thus, an appropriate end has been put…
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