Goodright on the Demise of Sheppard v. Taylor

Superior Court of North Carolina

Goodright on the Demise of Sheppard v. Taylor

1 N.C. 46

DecidedMarch 15, 1796

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Goodright on the Demise of Sheppard v. Taylor, 1 N.C. 46 (N.C. Ct. App. 1796).

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Opinion

By the Court,

Haywood, J. and Stone, J,

That the surveyors are entitled to receive 20s. per day, while on the premises, making the plots &c. but while attending the Court, where their attendance is necessary, the common allowance of witnesses.

The special jurors are to be allowed, while on the premises, 8s. per day: “and while at Court, in the Superior Court, the same allowance. But, in the County Court, nothing. 1786, 13, 583.

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By the Court,

Haywood, J. and Stone, J,

That the surveyors are entitled to receive 20s. per day, while on the premises, making the plots &c. but while attending the Court, where their attendance is necessary, the common allowance of witnesses.

The special jurors are to be allowed, while on the premises, 8s. per day: “and while at Court, in the Superior Court, the same allowance. But, in the County Court, nothing. 1786, 13, 583.

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1 N.C. 46, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/goodright-on-the-demise-of-sheppard-v-taylor-ncsuperct-1796.