Gubbs v. . Ellis
4 N.C. 415
Opinion
The costs must necessarily be paid by the plaintiff, whose entry on the premises has destroyed the effect of his writ.
NOTE. — See Morgan v. Cone,
Cited: Wilson v. Pharr,
(416)
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Wilson v. . Pharr
47 N.C. 451 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1855)
Morgan v. . Cone
18 N.C. 234 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1835)