Hudson v. Hudson

Circuit Court of North Carolina

Hudson v. Hudson

1 N.C. 263

CourtU.S. Circuit Court for the District of North Carolina

DecidedJuly 1, 1793

StatusPublished

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Hudson v. Hudson, 1 N.C. 263 (circtnc 1793).

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Opinion

Doderidge, J.

The naming himself executor is only surplusage; he had a possession in law, which is sufficient. If a man gives me goods, which are at York, and before they come to my possession you commit trespass on them, I shall have trespass; quia the property carries the possession on in personal chattels.

Whitlock, J.

e contra. And a number of the clerks said, that the usual form of the declaration in such cases is otherwise.

Adjournatur. Afterwards in the same time, judgment was given for the plaintiff. 1 Cr. 377.

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Doderidge, J.

The naming himself executor is only surplusage; he had a possession in law, which is sufficient. If a man gives me goods, which are at York, and before they come to my possession you commit trespass on them, I shall have trespass; quia the property carries the possession on in personal chattels.

Whitlock, J.

e contra. And a number of the clerks said, that the usual form of the declaration in such cases is otherwise.

Adjournatur. Afterwards in the same time, judgment was given for the plaintiff. 1 Cr. 377.

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1 N.C. 263, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/hudson-v-hudson-circtnc-1793.