King's Executors v. Bryant's Executors

3 N.C. 394

Opinions

Let this point be reserved, and let the proof proposed be now made as plaintiff's counsel propose to make it.

This was done; and the defendant then proved that the obligor was so drunk at the time he could not stand, and did not know what he was about. But it was insisted that drunkenness alone is no objection; the law requires the party to have been drawn in to drink, and then imposed upon. 3 P. W., 130.