Williams v. . Carr
Supreme Court of North Carolina
CoNTR.ovef.sy submitted without action under the Code § 315, at Pall Term, 1878, of Epgecombe Superior Court, to Seymour, J. The case is sufficiently stated by The Chief Justice. His Honor gave judgment for plaintiffs and the defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Smith, O, J,
This is a controversy submitted without action under C. O. P. § 315 on a case agreed, the substantial facts of which are these;
The action is to recover the value of a promissory note given by the defendant’s intestate and moneys paid by the plaintiffs to the use of the intestate, the aggregate amount -of which, due February 24th, 1878, is $8,419.38. The consideration of the indebtedness was successive losses sustained on time contracts-for the purchase of cotton, made on his behalf by the plaintiffs and paid by them at his request, and for charges and expenses incurred in the…
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