Street v. . Tuck
Supreme Court of North Carolina
. Civil Action tried upon complaint'and demurrer at Fall Term, 1880, of Person Superior Court, before Eure, J. Demurrer overruled and defendants appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
The complaint alleges that John and Nathaniel Baird, executors of William Baird, to whom they were indebted at the time of his decease, executed their note to G. D. Satterfield, executor of S. M. Dickens, who was a creditor of their testator, in payment of the debt and charged the estate of the said William with the amount thereof. This note was afterwards transferred to the next of kin of said Dickens and purchased from them at a nominal price by the defendant, N. N. Tuck, clerk of the superior court, with the fraudulent intent of collecting the same out of the estate of said William Baird.…
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