Holding v. . Holding
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
The testator, some time after the execution of the will, with an intention of passing to the said Frederic, immediately, all the interest and benefit which he intended him to (10) take under the will, and having in the interim advanced considerable sums of money to him, by deed, in consideration of affection and twenty shillings, conveyed the lands mentioned in the will, and ten acres more, to Frederic, in fee simple, "as a portion oftestator's estate."
The bill charges that the said conveyance was, at the time of its execution, understood and intended to be in full and complete satisfaction…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Iredell v. . LangstonSupreme Court of North Carolina · 1830