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Jones v. Brinkley

Superior Court of North Carolina
Apr 1, 1793
2 N.C. 20 (N.C. Super. 1793)

Opinion

(April Term, 1793.)

Handwriting of witness to a bond can be proven when he cannot be found.

DEBT upon two bonds subscribed by a witness, who upon search could not be found. This being proved to the Court, his handwriting was proved, and the bond given in evidence.


Cited: McKinder v. Littlejohn, 23 N.C. 71; Bright v. Marcom, 121 N.C. 87.

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Summaries of

Jones v. Brinkley

Superior Court of North Carolina
Apr 1, 1793
2 N.C. 20 (N.C. Super. 1793)
Case details for

Jones v. Brinkley

Case Details

Full title:JONES v. BRINKLEY

Court:Superior Court of North Carolina

Date published: Apr 1, 1793

Citations

2 N.C. 20 (N.C. Super. 1793)

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