Loven v. Parson.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil AotioN by G. A. Loven against A. B. Parson, heard by Judge J. W. Bowman, at November Term, 1899, of Bueeb Superior Court. Erom judgment taxing the costs against W S. Hall, administrator of J. P. Hall, W. S. Hall entered a special appearance and appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtOlaek, J.
The plaintiff, collector of an estate, took possession of certain personal property under claim and delivery proceedings. An administrator having been appointed, the plaintiff turned the personal property over to him. At the term of Court the plaintiff obtained judgment by default final against the defendant for the goods, and was also entitled to judgment for costs against him. But, instead thereof, the judgment contains a recital that the defendant is insolvent, and a judgment that the plaintiff recover of the estate in the hands of the administrator (who had not been made a party to the…
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