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Dun v. Dean of Carlisle

1 N.C. 198
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of North Carolina·Decided July 1, 1793·Published

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Jones, J.

It seems to me they should not. The distinction is taken in F. N. B. 71, if a record be removed out of the court of a private man, the King’s court shall not hold plea of it; but if a plea in the county be removed by such a bad writ, the court shall proceed on the record quod coram illis residet.

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