Johnston v. . Hamblet
4 N.C. 193
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Johnston v. . Hamblet, 4 N.C. 193 (N.C. 1815).
Opinion
If the wife had continued sole and brought this action, she must have been barred by her deed. As the husband brings the action in right of his wife, he can depend only upon such legal right as she had, and cannot, in this Court at least, claim against her deed.
Let a nonsuit be entered.
NOTE. — See Logan v. Simmons,
(195)
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Logan v. . Simmons
18 N.C. 13 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1834)
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