McDowell v. . McDowell
Supreme Court of North Carolina
This was a motion to enter judgment mmc pro tunc heard before Graves, Judge, at Fall Term, 1883, of Yancey Superior Court. His Honor granted the motion', and the defendants appealed both from the order allowing the judgment to be entered and from the judgment itself. The facts appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtMerrimoN, J.
At the Fall Term, 1881, of the Superior Court of the county of Yancey, the court heard the case upon the exceptions to the report of the referees. By consent of the parties, the judge took time to consider of the questions raised and argued before him, and to that end it was agreed, that he might give his judgment in another county and that the same should be entered upon the record of that term.
The judge accordingly, in another county, gave judgment for the plaintiffs in writing, signed the same, and sent it to the clerk of the court to be entered in pursuance of the agreement. But, before…
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