North Carolina Reports: Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of North Carolina, Volume 132Nichols & Gorman, book and job printers, 1908 Cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court of North Carolina. |
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... claim for so much as was re- ceived during the said two years was audited and paid by the defendant , but the defendant refused to audit and pay any BOARD OF EDUCATION V. Town of GREENVILLE . part of 4 [ 132 IN THE SUPREME COURT .
... claim for so much as was re- ceived during the said two years was audited and paid by the defendant , but the defendant refused to audit and pay any BOARD OF EDUCATION V. Town of GREENVILLE . part of 4 [ 132 IN THE SUPREME COURT .
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... refused and defendant excepted . From the judgment against him he appealed to this Court , and assigned as errors the refusal of the Court to permit him to plead his discharge in bankruptcy and the instruction in regard to the judgment ...
... refused and defendant excepted . From the judgment against him he appealed to this Court , and assigned as errors the refusal of the Court to permit him to plead his discharge in bankruptcy and the instruction in regard to the judgment ...
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... refused to permit the discharge to be pleaded , but after doing this it decided as it was bound to decide , be- fore a verdict and judgment could be given for the plaintiff , that the judgment of the Maryland Court was invalid and ...
... refused to permit the discharge to be pleaded , but after doing this it decided as it was bound to decide , be- fore a verdict and judgment could be given for the plaintiff , that the judgment of the Maryland Court was invalid and ...
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... refused , and the defendant excepted . The legal proposition involved in the instruction is correct . If the jury could have found tl at Patterson described the size , etc. , of the building , and the HOPKINS V. HOPKINS . plaintiff ...
... refused , and the defendant excepted . The legal proposition involved in the instruction is correct . If the jury could have found tl at Patterson described the size , etc. , of the building , and the HOPKINS V. HOPKINS . plaintiff ...
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... refused to surrender the same . This action was begun on the 13th day of October , 1902 , for the purpose of ousting the defendant and putting the plaintiff into the possession of said office . The General Assembly , at the session of ...
... refused to surrender the same . This action was begun on the 13th day of October , 1902 , for the purpose of ousting the defendant and putting the plaintiff into the possession of said office . The General Assembly , at the session of ...
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