Adams v. . Thomas
Supreme Court of North Carolina
MotioN for leave to issue Excution beard at June Term, 1879, of The Supreme Court. The decree in this case was rendered in this court in 1868.
1Opinion of the CourtDillard, J.
In this case, which was a bill in equity, a decree was heretofore rendered in favor of the plaintiff for a considerable sum of money against the defendant W. H. Thomas, and the same not having been collected, nor any execution issued for the purpose, a motion on notice to W. L. Hilliard guardian of said Thomas was made at the last term of this court for leave to issue an execution, and thereupon it was referred to the clerk to inquire and report whether the said debt or any part thereof had been paid.
The clerk having filed his report showing that no part of the debt had been paid, the…
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