Jones v. . Jones
20 S.E. 370, 115 N.C. 209
Opinion
The fund here in dispute stands in the place of certain crops which the plaintiff insists belonged to him because he was the landlord of the defendant by whom they were raised. There being a serious controversy as to the true ownership of these crops, and therefore of this fund, it is proper to have it preserved till the rights of the contestants can be determined; We see no error in the order appealed from. Affirmed.
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Jones v. . Jones, 20 S.E. 370, 115 N.C. 209 (N.C. 1894).
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