Williams v. . Dunn
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal from Ferguson, J., at January Term, 1912, of LeNOIR. This was a motion to quash an execution and sale had thereunder, heard on appeal from Superior Court Clerk. On the hearing, the court being of opinion that the clerk had no jurisdiction to entertain or act on the motion, entered judgment dismissing the proceedings, and the applicant, John Williams, having duly excepted, appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
HoKE, J.,
after stating the case: It appears of record that on 13 February, 1909, one Jessie Williams having obtained a judgment in a justice’s court against John Williams, the present appellant, for $35.12 and interest, caused the same to be duly docketed in the Superior Court of Lenoir County, and on 2T October, 1910, the same was assigned and transferred of record to Charles F. Dunn, cashier of Charles F. Dunn & Sons. That on 8 February, 1911, execution was issued returnable to March term of Superior Court, same being within forty days from date of issue. That under said execution, on…
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