Gee v. . Warwick

3 N.C. 354
Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided July 5, 1805·Published

Opinion

He cannot be interrogated in that character, unless the Court can be convinced by further argument that the case of Welch v. Gurley, ante, 334, decided not long since at Wilmington, is not law. NOTE. — See Welch v. Gurley, ante, 334.

Cited: Russell v. Hinton, 5 N.C. 473.

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Russell v. . Hinton
5 N.C. 468 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1810)