Hamilton v. Simms

3 N.C. 326
Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided June 15, 1804·Published

Opinion

PER cvriar:

• r def-r.áant to be liable as heir, musí lav® lands which denr^nded to him from his» Memoir, and to whisk that ancestor had tide, A drtd shewn by the plaintiff fro® the ancestor to the deíV-vj.-'-rt, as a p; cc,f that the defend-ant had the lauds ¡'.oro his arce;,;.nr, tr.ouj’.i i: dri j not app-ív r?h* c.av-ítá [327] the deed to lie rcgisfci red, or that h wus eves delivered so #2? citooptud by the defendant.

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