McNaughton v. . Lester
2 N.C. 423
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Bluebook
McNaughton v. . Lester, 2 N.C. 423 (N.C. Ct. App. 1796).
Opinion
The deposition cannot be read. The house where it is to be taken must be specified in the notice, not the town only; for then the deposition may be taken at a place in the town which the adverse party may know nothing, and thus be deprived of the benefit of cross-examination.
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