Monroe v. . McIntrye
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal from an interlocutory order of the Court of Equity, of Sampson County, at the Spring Term 1849, his Honor Judge Caldwell presiding.
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Appeal from an interlocutory order of the Court of Equity, of Sampson County, at the Spring Term 1849, his Honor Judge Caldwell presiding. This was an injunction bill filed in May 1848. The' plaintiffs, Malcolm Munroe and David B. Melvin, executor of Robert Melvin, allege in their bill, that one Wiley M. Fort was a constable in the County of Bladen in the year 1839 ; that the said Malcolm and Robert were sureties to his official bond : that the defendant William McIntyre placed sundry papers in the hands of the said Wiley M. Fort, as constable, for collection, among which was a note under…
1Opinion of the Court
This was an injunction bill filed in May, 1848. The plaintiffs Malcolm Monroe and David B. Melvin, executor of Robert Melvin, allege in their bill that one Wiley M. Fort was a constable in the county of Bladen in 1839; that the said Malcolm and Robert were sureties to his official bond; that the defendant William McIntyre placed sundry papers in the hands of said Wiley M. Fort, as constable, for collection, among which was a note under seal made by one William Reeves and Thomas Fort, payable to the said William McIntyre, for the sum of $71.64, one day after date, and dated 14 January, 1840;…
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