Womble v. . Battle
Supreme Court of North Carolina
This cause being set down for hearing, was transmitted by consent from Wake Court of Equity, at Fall Term, 1843, to the Supreme Court.
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This cause being set down for hearing, was transmitted by consent from Wake Court of Equity, at Fall Term, 1843, to the Supreme Court. The bill stated that the plaintiff had conveyed to the defendant Battle a certain lot of land, in the City of Kaleigh, for the price of $700, for which he had taken the note of the said Battle without any security — that Battle afterwards conveyed this land to the defendant Blake, as trustee, for the purpose of satisfying certain debts of the said Battle mentioned in the said conveyance — that the said Battle is now entirely insolvent, and has never paid his…
1Opinion of the Court
The bill stated that the plaintiff had conveyed to the defendant, Battle, a certain lot of land, in the city of Raleigh, for the price of $700, for which he had taken the note of the said Battle without any security — that Battle afterwards conveyed this land to the defendant, Blake, as trustee, for the purpose of satisfying certain debts of the said Battle mentioned in the said conveyance; that the said Battle is now entirely insolvent, and has never paid his said bond nor any part of it. The bill states that these facts were well known to the defendant, Blake, at the time he received the…
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