Lee v. . Eure
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil Action for the possession of Land, tried at Pall Term, 1879, of Gates Superior Court, before Gudger, J. Judgment for defendant, appeal by plaintiff.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
The land in controversy belonged to one W. H. Lee, who by his deed of September 12, 1867, conveyed to the defendant M. H. Eure. At fall term, 1867, of Gates superior court of law, Riddick Gatling, as guardian, recovered judgment against said W. H. Lee, on which execution issued in October of that year, and was levied on the land. The judgment on the reorganization of the courts, was transferred to the docket of the superior court. In September, 1868, W. H. Lee was adjudicated a bankrupt, and in January, 1869, obtained his certificate of discharge. He died in 1870, intestate. In 1877, the…
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