Nash v. Taylor.

Superior Court of North Carolina

Nash v. Taylor.

3 N.C. 125

Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided July 5, 1800·Published

Opinion

Per curiam.

Taylor, Judge

The.rule is to give time to file exceptions at any time during the lei m, v/hen 'the report comes in during the term ; and this extends to the last .day of the term, though the court should rise sooner. The court upon a proper application, will enlarge the time for filing exception® even beyond the term ; but I do not see iu the present case but that the time already allowed is sufficient»

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Per curiam.

Taylor, Judge

The.rule is to give time to file exceptions at any time during the lei m, v/hen 'the report comes in during the term ; and this extends to the last .day of the term, though the court should rise sooner. The court upon a proper application, will enlarge the time for filing exception® even beyond the term ; but I do not see iu the present case but that the time already allowed is sufficient»

Nash v. Taylor., 3 N.C. 125 (N.C. Ct. App. 1800).

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