Den Ex Dem. Mhoon v. Drizzle
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Ejectment, tried on the Fall Circuitof 1831, before Maetin. Judge, at Bertie. The plaintiff claimed under a judgment and execution against the heirs of one William .Maer, and having made out his case, the defendant produced and proved the following deed: “ Articles of agreement entered into between William Maer and “John Drizzle, both of, &.c. witnesseth: that the said William Maer “ does agree on his part, to let the said Drizzle tend, use and occupy, “ a cei-tain field in…
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Ejectment, tried on the Fall Circuitof 1831, before Maetin. Judge, at Bertie. The plaintiff claimed under a judgment and execution against the heirs of one William .Maer, and having made out his case, the defendant produced and proved the following deed: “ Articles of agreement entered into between William Maer and “John Drizzle, both of, &.c. witnesseth: that the said William Maer “ does agree on his part, to let the said Drizzle tend, use and occupy, “ a cei-tain field in the low grounds, (then followed a description of the' “ land,) being the field he, the said D izzh, has now in…
1Opinion of the Court
The plaintiff claimed under a judgment and execution against the heirs of one William Maer, and having made out his case, the defendant produced and proved the following deed:
"Articles of agreement entered into between William Maer and John Drizzle, both of, etc., witnesseth: that the said William Maer does agree on his part to let the said Drizzle tend, use and occupy a certain field in the low-grounds (then followed a description of the land), being the field he, the said Drizzle, has now in possession, during his natural life, or so long as the said Drizzle may wish to tend it himself, and…
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