Chapman v. . Wacaser
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Covenant upon a bond for money, tried before Logan,. X, at Spring Term 1870, of Lincoln Court. No statement is required. Under the instructions of his Honor, there was a verdict for the plaintiff, for the fall amount of the bond. Judgment accordingly; and Appeal by the defendant.
1Opinion of the Court
No statement is required.(533) Under the instructions of his Honor, there was a verdict for the plaintiff, for the full amount of the bond.
Judgment accordingly; and Appeal by the defendant. This was an action of Covenant, upon the following instrument: "July, 1864. Ten days after peace is made between the United States, and the Confederate States of America, we, G. W. Wacaser and Wm. Parham, promise to pay Ambrose Cline the sum of one thousand dollars, without interest, in current money at that time, for value received. Witness our hands and seals.
G. W. WACASER, [Seal.]
WM. PARHAM, [Seal.]"
Mr.…
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