Winberry v. . Koonce
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil ActioN commenced before a justice of the peace, and tried on appeal at Fall Term, 1879, of. .Onslow Superior Court, before Eure, J. Judgment for plaintiff, appeal by defendant.
1Opinion of the CourtHillard, J.
The case was this: One Mills had a judgment docketed against W. M. Coston, which was a prior lien to. any other oh the lands of the debtor. Subsequently Coston executed a mortgage on his land to secure the creditors therein named, and that being'duly registered became the second lien on the land, and after' the registration of the mortgage the present plaintiff recovered two justice’s judgments against Coston and had them docketed, whereby he acquired the third lien.
In this situation the two judgment creditors, Mills and Winberry, issued executions, under one of which, the entire estate in…
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