Doe on demise of Freeman v. Edmunds
10 N.C. 7
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Bluebook
Doe on demise of Freeman v. Edmunds, 10 N.C. 7 (N.C. 1824).
Opinion
It cannot be perceived, from the case, .that any evidence was given on the point relative to-which the Court was asked to intruct the Jury. It was an abstract question, on which the Court could not, properly, give any opinion.
Judgment must be affirmed.
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