Jason v. Ayliss

Circuit Court of North Carolina

Jason v. Ayliss

1 N.C. 113

U.S. Circuit Court for the District of North Carolina·Decided July 1, 1793·Published

Opinion

JERMYN moved the court, they would give the plaintiff a day to thew cause why he should not acknowledge satisfaction of a judgment he had obtained against the defendant; he having received the money and promised to acknowledge satisfaction, and an affidavit being made thereof. Ayliss was ready to release errors and the court granted the motion.

[114] Nota. On an allowance of an audita quarela, it was said by Brown, Secondary, that in an audita quarela bail shall be put in court, before the Judges themselves. Palm. 422.

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JERMYN moved the court, they would give the plaintiff a day to thew cause why he should not acknowledge satisfaction of a judgment he had obtained against the defendant; he having received the money and promised to acknowledge satisfaction, and an affidavit being made thereof. Ayliss was ready to release errors and the court granted the motion.

[114] Nota. On an allowance of an audita quarela, it was said by Brown, Secondary, that in an audita quarela bail shall be put in court, before the Judges themselves. Palm. 422.

Jason v. Ayliss, 1 N.C. 113 (circtnc 1793).

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