Morris v. . Willard
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Motion for injunction heard at Chambers in Greensboro in an action pending in OraNGE Superior Court, on the 22d of December, 1879, before Gilmer, J. The motion was allowed and defendants appealed..
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, G J.
The defendant William H. Willard, who had purchased several tracts of land belonging to R. F. Morris at a sale under execution, in consideration of the release of her claim of dower therein, on April 9th, 1872, entered into a covenant with Caroline, his wife, on. being discharged from liability incurred for either, to reconvey the lands to her in fee, except the “Guest lot” which was to be transferred to the R. F. Morris & Son Manufacturing Company and the proceeds of sale applied in payment of stock taken by her in the company. Robert F. Morris died on Septem ber 3d, 1872, and tbe…
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