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Insurance Co. v. Bishop

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Jun 1, 1874
71 N.C. 303 (N.C. 1874)

Opinion

(June Term, 1874.)

(See Syllabus of the preceding case, Pescud v. Hawkins.)

This was a CIVIL ACTION brought to recover a promissory note, tried before Tourgee, J., at the Special (January) Term, 1874, of WAKE Superior Court.

Fowle, Haywood and Battle Son, for appellant.

Fuller Ashe, contra.


The note alleged by the plaintiff corporation to be due and made by defendant was for $198.24, dated 1st day of February, 1863. On the trial below, the same motions were made and the same proceedings had as in the preceding case of Pescud v. Hawkins.

The plaintiff appealed from the judgment of the Court dismissing the complaint.


The facts and the questions of law, presented by this case, are precisely similar to those set forth in the case of Pescud v. Hawkins, decided at this term of the Supreme Court. For the reasons there given which apply to and govern this case, there was error in the judgment below, and the judgment is reversed here.

PER CURIAM. Judgment reversed.

(304)


Summaries of

Insurance Co. v. Bishop

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Jun 1, 1874
71 N.C. 303 (N.C. 1874)
Case details for

Insurance Co. v. Bishop

Case Details

Full title:N.C. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE C. v. GEORGE BISHOP

Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina

Date published: Jun 1, 1874

Citations

71 N.C. 303 (N.C. 1874)

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