Ray v. Ray
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal from the Superior Court of Law of Cumberland County, at the Fall Term 1850, his Honor Judge Battle presiding; The plaintiff in this case filed his petition in Cumberland County Court, at March Term 1849, alleging, thatf at the instance of the defendant, the said Court, at March Term of 1848, passed an order directing a jury to inquire ■whether or not the plaintiff was a lunatic : that at June Term 184S the jury returned a verdict finding that the plaintiff was a…
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Appeal from the Superior Court of Law of Cumberland County, at the Fall Term 1850, his Honor Judge Battle presiding; The plaintiff in this case filed his petition in Cumberland County Court, at March Term 1849, alleging, thatf at the instance of the defendant, the said Court, at March Term of 1848, passed an order directing a jury to inquire ■whether or not the plaintiff was a lunatic : that at June Term 184S the jury returned a verdict finding that the plaintiff was a lunatic? whereupon the Court appointed the defendant guardian to the plaintiff. The plaintiff, in his petition alleges, that…
1Opinion of the CourtPearson, J.
There is no error in the record. The guardian of the lunatie had no right of appeal from the Judgment of the County Court. The question is settled, Willis v. Davis, 5 Ire. 14.
Per Curiam. Judgment affirmed.
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