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Harrison v. Harrison.

3 N.C. 355
Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided July 5, 1805·Published

Opinion

Hall, Judge.

The rule is, if the verdict in the present case cannot be given in evidence, in the suit against the witness, he shall be deemed disinterested; and it is no exception to the rule that he conceives himself interested, when in reality he is not.

He was sworn, and proved the detainer, and the plaintiff had ?. verdict and judgment./

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