Allen v. . Sallinger
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Petition to Rehear by plaintiff. This case was decided at February Term, 1889.
1Opinion of the Court
(CLARK, J., dissenting.) This is a petition by the plaintiff to rehear and affirm the judgment below in its original form, instead of directing that it should be so modified as to order a writ commanding the Sheriff to put the plaintiff into possession of one undivided seventh of the land in dispute as a tenant in common. The plaintiff says, in substance, in his (334) petition, that if this Court will not affirm the judgment simply, then he prefers to join the defendant and ask a venire de novo, on the ground that the verdict is contradictory.
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- Morrison v. . WatsonSupreme Court of North Carolina · 1886
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