Blount v. . Starkey

1 N.C. 157
Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided July 5, 1799·Published

Opinion

In this case it was held by the Court that an order drawn by the defendant upon the plaintiff for the payment of money, and by him retained, is evidence that the money was advanced, agreeably to the directions of the order; but that an order under the same circumstances, for the delivery of goods, is not of itself evidence of the delivery; to prove that fact, additional evidence is necessary.

Cited: Kennedy v. Williamson, 50 N.C. 287.

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Kennedy v. . Williamson
50 N.C. 284 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1858)