Harromond v. M'Glaughon

Superior Court of North Carolina

Harromond v. M'Glaughon

3 N.C. 67

DecidedOctober 15, 1798

StatusPublished

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Harromond v. M'Glaughon, 3 N.C. 67 (N.C. Ct. App. 1798).

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Opinion

Per curiam.

Haywood* Judge only in court

When a deed,, patent or grant, describes, a boundary from a certain point down a. riv.er,. creek, or. the like,, mentioning also course and distance, should the latter be found: not to -agree with the course of the river, creek, &c. it should not be regarded, but the river shall be taken to be the true boundary..

Verdict and judgment, accordingly for. the. defendant.

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Per curiam.

Haywood* Judge only in court

When a deed,, patent or grant, describes, a boundary from a certain point down a. riv.er,. creek, or. the like,, mentioning also course and distance, should the latter be found: not to -agree with the course of the river, creek, &c. it should not be regarded, but the river shall be taken to be the true boundary..

Verdict and judgment, accordingly for. the. defendant.

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