Parlier v. . Miller
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtClakksoN, J.
We think the court below erred in granting defendants’ motion to nonsuit.
The promise made by E. B. Miller (defendants’ intestate) to J. E. Brown to pay W. W. Parlier the notes of $300 that Brown owed Par-lier under the facts in the case, if true, was a binding contract, founded on a valuable consideration and enforceable. J. F. Brown owed W. W. Parlier $300 and interest, balance of purchase-money of- land that was deeded to himself and wife by Parlier and wife. He gave. Parlier a mortgage on the land to secure the $300- — three bonds of $100 each. When J. F. Brown and his wife conveyed the…
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