Luther v. . Holland
1 N.C. 724
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Luther v. . Holland, 1 N.C. 724 (kingsbench 1793).
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The plaintiff ought to have shown it in the declaration. Masters in Chancery in ancient times were clerks of the court, and their office was and is now to sign writs. Hence, now all original writs are signed by them. The statute in speaking of clerks intends them. It is but lately they have had commissions of Judges.
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