Dicker v. Molland

Circuit Court of North Carolina

Dicker v. Molland

1 N.C. 205

CourtU.S. Circuit Court for the District of North Carolina

DecidedJuly 1, 1793

StatusPublished

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Dicker v. Molland, 1 N.C. 205 (circtnc 1793).

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IN a second deliverance the defendant avowed, and shewed a feoffment to A. B. &c. to the use of his father, for [206]*206life; remainder to himself, and on this feoffment conveyed a title to himself. The plaintiff conveyed a title to himself and traversed the feoffment to A. B. and C. The jury found a feoffment to A. C. and D. The court resolved that this was a finding for the defendant, for it being a feoffment to the site alledged, the number of the feoffees, was not material. 21 Affise 28. 21 H. 6. other exceptions were taken, but I did not hear them well. Poph. 200. Palm. 508. Noy 93. 2 Roll. 9.

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IN a second deliverance the defendant avowed, and shewed a feoffment to A. B. &c. to the use of his father, for [206]*206life; remainder to himself, and on this feoffment conveyed a title to himself. The plaintiff conveyed a title to himself and traversed the feoffment to A. B. and C. The jury found a feoffment to A. C. and D. The court resolved that this was a finding for the defendant, for it being a feoffment to the site alledged, the number of the feoffees, was not material. 21 Affise 28. 21 H. 6. other exceptions were taken, but I did not hear them well. Poph. 200. Palm. 508. Noy 93. 2 Roll. 9.

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1 N.C. 205, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/dicker-v-molland-circtnc-1793.