A. H. Stump & Sons v. Long
Supreme Court of North Carolina
MotioN to set aside a judgment (under the Code, § 133) heard at Fall Term, 1880, of Mecklenburg Superior Court, before Seymour, J. The motion was allowed and the plaintiffs appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtRuegtN, J.
This was a motion of the defendant, L. B. Long, made under section 133 of the Code to be relieved of so much of a judgment rendered in the cause as deprived him of his personal property exemption. The following are the facts, which we state, not that we can review His. Honor’s findings as to them, but that it may be seen whether his ruling upon the facts, as found, is correct.
The plaintiffs having recovered two justice’s judgments against the defendants, Long and Johnston, partners under the firm name of L. B. Long & Co., caused them to be docketed in the superior court on the 13th of…
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