McCoy v. . Justice

Stacy, O. J.,

after stating tbe case: Tbe demurrer was sustained and tbe action dismissed because it is not alleged that tbe witness, upon whose testimony tbe verdict in question was rendered, has been convicted of perjury, or that tbe falsity of tbe evidence has been established by writing or unimpeachable record, and tbe decision in Kinsland v. Adams, 172 N. C., 765, 90 S. E., 899, is cited as authority for tbe position, as well as Moore v. Galley, 144 N. C., 81, 56 S. E., 681.

Tbe complaint, as we understand it, alleges much more than the procurement of a verdict by means of false testimony…