Partners v. . Naylor

Superior Court of North Carolina

Partners v. . Naylor

2 N.C. 180

Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided April 5, 1795·Published

Opinion

The Court must be satisfied of the probable truth of the plea before they will permit it to be made. Buller 309; 2 Mo., 307; Yelv., 181; Cro. Eliz., 49. And Mr. Spillar not being able to satisfy the Court on these heads, he was not permitted to enter his plea. See 2 Wils., 137, 138, where it is decided that the Court cannot reject a plea puis darrein continuance, if verified by affidavit; also, 1 Str., 492; 3 (181) Term, 554.

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The Court must be satisfied of the probable truth of the plea before they will permit it to be made. Buller 309; 2 Mo., 307; Yelv., 181; Cro. Eliz., 49. And Mr. Spillar not being able to satisfy the Court on these heads, he was not permitted to enter his plea. See 2 Wils., 137, 138, where it is decided that the Court cannot reject a plea puis darrein continuance, if verified by affidavit; also, 1 Str., 492; 3 (181) Term, 554.

Partners v. . Naylor, 2 N.C. 180 (N.C. Ct. App. 1795).

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