Doe on Demise of Bryan v. Brown
Supreme Court of North Carolina
From Craven. Ejectment. — Harvey Bryan died seised in fee of the land described in the Plaintiff’s declaration, he devised it to his son John Council Bryan the lessor of the Plaintiff, who is still an infant.
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From Craven. Ejectment. — Harvey Bryan died seised in fee of the land described in the Plaintiff’s declaration, he devised it to his son John Council Bryan the lessor of the Plaintiff, who is still an infant. The Defendant claimed title to the land under a deed made to him by the Sheriff of Craven county, who sold the land by virtue of an execution issuing Irom Jones Superior Court. , It appeared from the record of Jones Court, which made part of the case, that a writ had issued against Nathaniel Tisdale and Dorcas Bryan, executors of Hardy Bryan, at the instance of William Coombs, to which…
1Opinion
In the suit which W. Coombs brought against Hardy Bryan's executors, the jury found that the defendants had fully administered the assets. Judgment was signed by virtue of the act of Assembly for £ 125. Laws 1784, ch. 11, sec. 2, directs that a scire facias shall issue summoning the heir and devisee to show cause why execution should not issue against the real estate for the amount of such judgment, and if judgment shall pass against the heir or devisee, execution may issue against the real estate of the deceased debtor in the hands of such heirs or devisee, to satisfy the judgment.
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- Jackson ex dem. Sleight v. HasbrouckNew York Supreme Court · 1815