Horne v. . Edwards

The complaint seems to have omitted no word necessary to the legal denunciation of the fraud which plaintiff conceives was committed against him in the procurement of the judgment which he seeks to have vacated. But, as was necessary to good pleading, he set up the facts constituting the alleged fraud; McNeill v. Thomas, 203 N. C., 219, 165 S. E., 712; Colt v. Kimball, 190 N. C., 169, 129 S. E., 406; and this brings it within a classification that is not particularly helpful to him in this proceeding. It has been held by much the greater weight of authority in American courts that equity will…