Alexander v. Virginia-Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtConnor, J.
Defendants’ assignments of error on their appeal to this Court, based on their numerous exceptions to tbe admission of evidence offered by tbe plaintiffs at tbe trial of this action, cannot be sustained.
The testimony of tbe plaintiff, Wm. T. Alexander, was competent as evidence tending to show that it was tbe intention of both tbe plaintiffs and tbe defendants that tbe plaintiffs should convey by their deed of-trust to tbe Southern Trust Company, trustee for tbe Virginia-Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank, only tbe Shepherd Farm, and that it was not tbe intention of either party to tbe deed of…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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