Bryan v. . Moring
Supreme Court of North Carolina
This was a motion to appoint a receiver of the personal ami real estate of William C. Faucette, deceased, heard before Gil-mer, Judge, at Fall Term, 1885, of Chatham Superior Court.
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This was a motion to appoint a receiver of the personal ami real estate of William C. Faucette, deceased, heard before Gil-mer, Judge, at Fall Term, 1885, of Chatham Superior Court. The motion was'made in a cause pending in said Court, concerning the probate of the last will and testament of William C-Faucette, in which the plaintiffs were the propóunders and the defendants the caveators, and also the propounders of a will-alleged to have been published subsequent to the former. The first will bore date the 21st day of July, 1879, under which the propounder Rosa J. Bryan claimed the land as…
1Opinion of the CourtAshe, J.
(after stating the facts). The facts of the case are so imperfectly stated, that we are not certain that we can cometo a correct conclusion upon the point presented by the appeal from the ruling of the Judge, in appointing a receiver to take charge of the real estate of W. C. Faucette.
The will of 1879, which was admitted to probate in 1883, gives all the property of the testator, to his sister Sally A. Fau-cette, and his brother Henry C. Faucette, one-half to each; and if either should die without children, then his or her part to go to the survivor. The case shows that Henry C. Faucette died…
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