McLeod v. Williams
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Motion for leave to issue execution, on a judgment, heard, on appeal from an order of the Superior Court Clerk directing the issue of such execution, before Mclver, J., at Fall Term, 1897, of Robeson Superior Court. At the same time the feme defendant moved to set aside the judgment as to her. His Honor affirmed the order of the clerk, and denied the motion to set aside the judgment. The feme defendant then appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Eurches, J.:
It seems that in 1882, Pope & McLeod sold a steam saw mill, boiler, engine and fixtures to the defendant, Warren Williams, at the price of $3,000, for which sum three notes of $1,000 each seem to have been given; and a mortgage was also made to Pope & McLeod on the tract of land upon which said milling property was to be located, and two other tracts of land, to secure the payment of these notes. It does not appear from the case whether the feme defendant signed the notes or not, but she joined in the mortgage with her husband and a part of the land therein conveyed was her land,…
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