Hill v. Dalton.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
ActioN by J. H. Hill against Thornton Dalton and others, heard by Judge W. A. Hoke and a jury, at January Term, 1904, of the Superior Court of FoRSyth County. From a judgment for plaintiff the defendants appealed. '
1Opinion of the CourtOonnoe, J.
This is a special proceeding instituted pursuant to the provisions of chapter 22, Acts 1893, being an amendment to chapter 48 of The Code entitled “Processioning.” The proceeding was begun before the Clerk, and after passing through the various stages of the litigation as prescribed by the statute reached the Superior Court by appeal. The case is distinguished from the large majority of such proceedings in that, under the wise guidance of. the able counsel on both sides of the controversy, it has been successfully carried through the various and usually disastrous paths of litigation in the…
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