Hunt v. . Williams
1 N.C. 230
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Hunt v. . Williams, 1 N.C. 230 (N.C. Ct. App. 1802).
Opinion
Surely that is a great inconvenience; but the same mischief might occur if the rule was as stated; for such mean persons, who could be willing to certify that the answer was sworn to, without an oath being taken, would not scruple to add the letters J. P. or any title of office to their names.
Answer read.
NOTE. — See Irving v. Irving,
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