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Governor v. Twitty

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Jun 1, 1829
13 N.C. 176 (N.C. 1829)

Opinion

(June Term, 1829.)

Where a cause was dismissed without any apparent reason, the judgment was reversed and the cause remanded.

After the arrest of judgment in this cause, 12 N.C. 153, it continued on the trial docket of the Superior Court of Rutherford, without any entry of judgment in arrest.

Ruffin, for the relators.

Gaston, for the defendants.


FROM RUTHERFORD.


(177) The counsel for the relators obtained leave to amend the writ and pleadings at the last fall term; and on the last circuit, before his Honor, Judge MANGUM, a motion was made to dismiss the suit, which was allowed, and the relators appealed.

No entry of the judgment of this Court appeared on the transcript of the record.

The case was submitted without argument.


The reason why this suit was dismissed in the Superior Court does not appear on the record sent here, so that it is impossible to form any opinion respecting it. It is not credible that the suit was dismissed without any cause.

PER CURIAM. Reversed and Remanded.


Summaries of

Governor v. Twitty

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Jun 1, 1829
13 N.C. 176 (N.C. 1829)
Case details for

Governor v. Twitty

Case Details

Full title:THE GOVERNOR, for the use of the State Bank, v. ALLEN TWITTY and others

Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina

Date published: Jun 1, 1829

Citations

13 N.C. 176 (N.C. 1829)