Overton v. Hill.

Supreme Court of North Carolina

Overton v. Hill.

5 N.C. 47

CourtSupreme Court of North Carolina

DecidedJune 5, 1805

StatusPublished

Cited by2 cases

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Overton v. Hill., 5 N.C. 47 (N.C. 1805).

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By the Court.

The money paid into the office upon the execution against Hill cannot be attached at the instance of Overton’s creditors ; nor will the court apply this money to the discharge of the judgment which Patsey Glas-cock recovered against Overton, no reason being- shown to the court why this money should be stopped in transitu. and such an application not being allowed as of course.

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By the Court.

The money paid into the office upon the execution against Hill cannot be attached at the instance of Overton’s creditors ; nor will the court apply this money to the discharge of the judgment which Patsey Glas-cock recovered against Overton, no reason being- shown to the court why this money should be stopped in transitu. and such an application not being allowed as of course.

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