Froneberger v. Lewis
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil actioN, tried at Fall Term, 1873, of Gaston Superior Court, before his Honor, Judge Logan. The facts necessary to an understanding of the points decided in this Court, are fully set out in the opinion of Justice Reade. Upon the return of the report of the referee both plaintiff and defendant excepted to the same. And from the judgment of the Court overruling certain of his exceptions, the defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtReade, J.
The defendant appealed from the order overruling his own exceptions and from the order allowing one of the exceptions of the plaintiff. We will first consider the order allowing the plaintiff’s exception.
As preliminary we remark, that the finding of the facts by his Honor are conclusive upon us. We cannot review him. We review only his legal inferences.
The facts as to the plaintiff’s exception are, that the defendant, as administrator, obtained license from the proper Court to sell the real estate of his intestate to pay debts, and that at the sale he bought the land for $705, which was worth…
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