Mary Lentile v. W. W. Hart.

66 N.C. 421
CourtSupreme Court of North Carolina
DecidedJanuary 5, 1872
StatusPublished

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Bluebook
Mary Lentile v. W. W. Hart., 66 N.C. 421 (N.C. 1872).

Opinion

RodmaN, J.

The issues upon which the jury passed were* too narrow, xls the bill seeks also to set aside the bond she gave to make a title to Hart, they should have embraced her state of mind at the execution of that instrument; and also whether any improper means were used to induce its execution, and the value of the property agreed to be conveyed.. Without disturbing the finding of the jury on the issues heretofore submitted, the court directs that the following issues be submitted to a jury in the Superior Court in Mecklenburg.

' The attorneys for the parties may add any others which they think material and can agree on.

Fee Cukiam. Cause remanded-

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