Bruce & Cook v. Crabtree
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Supplementary proceedings, heard before Brown, J., at Chambers, on appeal from an order of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Lenoir County, directing the examination of J. L. Hartsfield, assignee of the defendant. The plaintiffs made affidavit before the Clerk as follows, (after setting out the rendition of judgment in issuing and return unsatisfied of execution, &c.): “IV.
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Supplementary proceedings, heard before Brown, J., at Chambers, on appeal from an order of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Lenoir County, directing the examination of J. L. Hartsfield, assignee of the defendant. The plaintiffs made affidavit before the Clerk as follows, (after setting out the rendition of judgment in issuing and return unsatisfied of execution, &c.): “IV. That the said C. W. Crabtree, as this affiant is informed, advised and believes, has property, choses in action and other things of value unaffected by any lien and incapable of levy which ought to be subjected to the…
1Opinion of the Court
Furohes, J.:
This is a proceeding supplemental to execution, commenced before the Clerk of Lenoir County, an appeal from his order to Brown, Judge, and an appeal by J. L. Hartsfield from the order of Judge Brown, which is as follows:
“I am of opinion that under the affidavit filed it is perfectly competent for the plaintiff to examine J. L. Harts-field in the proceeding' to ascertain what sum, if any remains in his hands and what may be due aiid belonging to C. ~W. Crabtree, after discharging the trust, and to ascertain that it is competent to examine said Hartsfield concerning his…
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