Hargett v. . Blackshear
1 N.C. 154
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The judgment ought to be produced, otherwise the defendant's property may have been taken and sold by an execution issued without authority. The judgment is the warrant for the execution, and without it no execution can legally issue.
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Hargett v. . Blackshear, 1 N.C. 154 (N.C. Ct. App. 1799).
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