Yeargin v. . Siler
Supreme Court of North Carolina
MotioN to dismiss an action heard at June Term, 1880, of Wake Superior Court, before Gudger, J. Upon the facts set out in the opinion, the motion was allowed and the plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtDillard, J.
By the act of J 872-73, ch. 1, and other subsequent acts, the county of- Wake has four regular terms of the superior court in a year, of which two are return terms for all original and final process in civil causes, to-wit, February and August terms, and by the act of 1876-77, ch, 85, §3, a summons issued more than ten days before its return term, if executed within the ten days, is directed to.be-placed on the'summons docket and continued to the next term of the court at which it shall be treated as if said next term had been the return term thereof.
The plaintiff in this case sued out his…
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