Farmer v. . Willard
Supreme Court of North Carolina
MotioN, by defendant, to set aside a judgment of this Court, made at the January Term, 1876. The grounds upon which the motion was based are sufficiently set forth in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBynum, J.
This case was decided by this Court at the June Term, 1874,71 N. C. Rep., 284, and final judgment was entered up at the January Term, 1876, nunc pro unc, for $30.85, of which $2,000 is principal money, and bears interest from the 20th April, 1874, being the same judgment which was rendered at that time in the Court below, and from which judgment the case was brought to this Court by appeal.
The motion now is, to set aside the judgment rendered in this Court, upon the ground, first, that it is not the judgment given in the Court below ; and second, that it is not warranted by the verdict of the…
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