Blevins v. . Barker
Supreme Court of North Carolina
This was a Civil ActioN, to enforce a lien on a certain tract of land and to recover possession thereof, tried at Spring Term, 1876, of Ashe Superior Court, before his Honor, Judge Furches. All the facts necessary to an understanding of the points decided in this Court are stated in the opinion of Justice ByNum. On the trial in the Superior Court, the defendant had judgment, and the plaintiff appealed. '
1Opinion of the CourtBynum, J.
Jane Senter, being seized in fee of a tract of land lying in the county of Ashe, in November, 1869, sold and conveyed the same by a deed in fee absolute, to W. E. Senter, who at the same time executed and delivered to Jane Senter a note of the following tenor: “Six months after date I promise to pay to Jane Senter two hundred dollars for value received of her; the land I have sold to W. E. Senter is bound for this note.” In January, 1871, W. E. Senter sold and conveyed the land, by deed in fee, to the -defendant, James M. Barker.
Afterwards Jane Senter sold and transferred the said note on W.…
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