Ross v. Alexander

2 Citing cases

  1. Pasour v. Rhyne

    82 N.C. 149 (N.C. 1880)   Cited 10 times

    3. The lien of a judgment docketed under this section is lost by the lapse of ten years from the date of the docketing of the judgment; and this is so notwithstanding execution has issued within the ten years. (Yarborough v. State Bank, 2 Dev., 23; Ross v. Alexander, 65 N.C. 576; James v. West, 76 N.C. 290, cited and approved.) MOTION for leave to issue Execution heard on appeal at Fall Term, 1879, of GASTON Superior Court, before Buxton, J.

  2. McLin v. McNamara

    22 N.C. 82 (N.C. 1838)   Cited 5 times
    In McLin v. McNamara, 22 N.C. 82, the transaction between the parties consisted of a continuous course of dealing in the way of trade and merchandize, and created mutual and dependent demands.

    PER CURIAM. Direct an account. Cited: Lee v. Patrick, 31 N.C. 138; Aston v. Galloway, 38 N.C. 129; Gilliam v. Willey, 54 N.C. 130; Haywood v. Hutchins, 65 N.C. 576.