Falls of Neuse Manufacturing Co. v. Brower
Supreme Court of North Carolina
This is an appeal from the refusal of Arm,field, J., at October Term, 1880, of Wake Superior Court, to make an order for the removal of the cause to Surry County for trial.
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This is an appeal from the refusal of Arm,field, J., at October Term, 1880, of Wake Superior Court, to make an order for the removal of the cause to Surry County for trial. The. allegations of the complaint, so far as material to the question now before us, are, substantially, that on the 1st of September, 1881,- the Falls of Neuse Manufacturing Company, Richard T. Nutt and J. M. Brower entered into an agreement, set out as part of the complaint, to form a company to be chartered by the Legislature, by which agreement, among other things, the said Brower was to put into the said company a…
1Opinion of the Court
(SHEPHERD, J., dissenting.) (441) The allegations of the complaint, so far as material to the question now before us, are, substantially, that on the 1st of September, 1881, the Falls of Neuse Manufacturing Company, Richard T. Nutt and J. M. Brower entered into an agreement, set out as part of the complaint, to form a company to be chartered by the Legislature, by which agreement, among other things, the said Brower was to put into the said company a certain tract of land known as "Buck Shoals," containing about 125 acres, on which there was a cotton factory building, and on which there was a…
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