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State v. Henry

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Sep 1, 1889
10 S.E. 914 (N.C. 1889)

Opinion

(September Term, 1889.)

Affirmation of Judgment.

Where there is no case, and no assignment of error, and no error appears on the record, the judgment will be affirmed.

INDICTMENT for assault and battery with a deadly weapon, tried at the Fall Term, 1889, of CHEROKEE, before Clark, J.

Attorney-General for the State.

No counsel for defendant.


We have carefully examined the record and find no defect of which the court must, ex mero motu, take notice. There is no statement of case on appeal and no assignment of error. The judgment must, therefore, be

Affirmed.

Cited: Lovic v. Ins. Co., 109 N.C. 303


Summaries of

State v. Henry

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Sep 1, 1889
10 S.E. 914 (N.C. 1889)
Case details for

State v. Henry

Case Details

Full title:STATE v. JAMES HENRY

Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina

Date published: Sep 1, 1889

Citations

10 S.E. 914 (N.C. 1889)
104 N.C. 632