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Dawson v. .

3 N.C. 296
Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided July 5, 1804·Published

Opinion

The cause must either be dismissed or heard; its having not been set for hearing is no objection.

The clerk and master then said that Mr. Dawson had applied to him for adedimus to take testimony at the last term. Upon which the Court said that is a proceeding towards the hearing the last two terms, and continued the cause.

NOTE. — See Anonymous, 2 N.C. 162; Avery v. Brunce, ibid., 372.

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