Lee v. . Eure
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Bankruptcy— Counter-claim — Parties—Judgment Liens Against Land, of Deceased Debtor. This was a PROCEEDING to enforce a judgment lien, heard before Gudger, Judge, at. Spring Term, 1884, of Gates Superior Court. There was judgment for the plaintiff, from which the defendants, M. H. Eure, B. L. Sanders and John R. Jones appealed. The facts are fully stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
This action is prosecuted under the provisions contained in sections 318 to 324 inclusive, of C. C. P., by the plaintiff, as assignee of a judgment recovered in the Superior Court of Gates at Fall Term, 1867, by certain infant creditors of William H. Lee, upon which execution issued and was levied on lands of the debtor; and its object, the debtor having since died intestate, is to enforce the lien against his heirs-at-law to whom the lands thus charged have descended. Previous to the rendition of the judgment the intestate debtor executed a deed, dated in September, 1867, to Mills H. Eure…
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