Jones v. . Jeffreys

Supreme Court of North Carolina

Jones v. . Jeffreys

16 N.C. 492

DecidedDecember 5, 1830

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Jones v. . Jeffreys, 16 N.C. 492 (N.C. 1830).

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Opinion

Hall, Judge.

— Upon looking into the hill in this case, it appears, that the petitioners who filed the petition ira the County Court of Franklin, for the sale of the land in question, and in whom the title to the land is stated to be, and the Clerk and Master who sold the said land, are not made party Defendants to the bill. So that the Court, in case the allegations in the bill were fully proved, could not make á final decree in the case for want of parties.

Per Curiam.

— Let the bill be dismissed with costs-

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Hall, Judge.

— Upon looking into the hill in this case, it appears, that the petitioners who filed the petition ira the County Court of Franklin, for the sale of the land in question, and in whom the title to the land is stated to be, and the Clerk and Master who sold the said land, are not made party Defendants to the bill. So that the Court, in case the allegations in the bill were fully proved, could not make á final decree in the case for want of parties.

Per Curiam.

— Let the bill be dismissed with costs-

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16 N.C. 492, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/jones-v-jeffreys-nc-1830.