Partners v. . Naylor

Superior Court of North Carolina

Partners v. . Naylor

2 N.C. 180

DecidedApril 5, 1795

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

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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.

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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.

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2 N.C. 180, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/partners-v-naylor-ncsuperct-1795.