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Hostler v. . Smith

3 N.C. 305
Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided July 5, 1804·Published

Opinion

Executions cannot be levied on property delivered over to the legatee. He must account for the value, and not redeliver the property to be sold.

Demurrer allowed.

NOTE. — See Alston v. Foster, 16 N.C. 337.

Cited: McKinsie v. Smith, post, 372; Rea v. Rhodes, 40 N.C. 157; Grantv. Hughes, 82 N.C. 220.

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Related

Alston v. . Foster
16 N.C. 337 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1829)
Grant v. . Hughes
82 N.C. 216 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1880)