Anonymous

2 N.C. 422
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Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided October 5, 1796·Published

Opinion

NOTE. — Since this act of 1821, ch. 3, makes ample provision for the execution of process by the sheriff of an adjoining county, in all cases where there is no sheriff or coroner, or where they are disqualified from acting.

Cited: Collais v. McLeod, 30 N.C. 224. *Page 336

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