Carraway v. Stancill.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
ActioN by George W. Carraway and others against G. A. Stancill and others, heard by Judge W. B. Council, at November Term, 1904, of the Superior Court of Pitt County, upon motion by plaintiffs for judgment by default against certain defendants. From a refusal to grant the motion, the plaintiffs appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
The plaintiffs moved the Court in writing for judgment under section 390 of The Code “for the failure of the defendants to file a bond required by law for defendants in action to recover land; as against G. A. Staneill for recovery "of the land described in the complaint, without damages; and as against .all of the defendants, except G. A. Staneill, for judgment by default final for the debt set out in the complaint, and for foreclosure of the mortgage set out in the complaint, upon the ground that the defendants, other than G. A. Staneill, have been duly made parties and served with process,…
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