Tuttle v. . Warren
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeat^ by plaintiff from Long, J., at tbe May Term, 1910, of Stokes. Tbe facts are sufficiently stated in tbe opinion of tbe Court.
1Opinion of the Court
"Walker, J.
This is an action for tbe possession of land, tbe title to wbicb was admitted to be out of tbe State. Plaintiff introduced a deed fpr tbe land from Hulet Blackburn to J ames Warren, dated 21 December, 1839, and a mortgage from Reuben Warren, son and heir of James Warren, to-Edward H. Young, trustee, to secure a debt for $536.49 due to William A. Lasb, dated 25 October, 1866, tbe land described therein being a tract of 77 acres adjoining tbe locus in quo, and tbe undivided interest of Reuben Warren in tbe land of bis father. He then introduced a contract dated in 1873, between…
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