Joyner v. Sugg
Supreme Court of North Carolina
ActioN by J. H. Joyner and others against Mary A. Sugg and another, heard by Judge F. D. Winston and a jury, at April Term, 1902, of the Superior Court of Pitt County. Erom a judgment for the defendants, the plaintiffs appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtDouglas, J.
Blaney Joyner, in 1898, executed a deed of trust to Allen Warren to secure creditors', in which was included the land in controversy, which was conveyed “subject *325to and reserving however his (Blaney Joyner’s) homestead rights therein as secured by the laws of North Carolina.” After dne advertisement, according to the terms of the trust, the land was sold “subject to the reserved homestead right of Blaney Joyner,” and was bought by E. L. Davis, with whom Blaney Joyner had arranged that it should be bought for his benefit, and the deed thereof was made by Allen Warren, trustee, to said Davis,…
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