Jason v. Ayliss

Circuit Court of North Carolina

Jason v. Ayliss

1 N.C. 113

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

DecidedJuly 1, 1793

StatusPublished

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

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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]*114Nota. 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]*114Nota. 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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1 N.C. 113, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/jason-v-ayliss-circtnc-1793.