Patterson v. Patterson
2 N.C. 187
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Bluebook
Patterson v. Patterson, 2 N.C. 187 (N.C. Ct. App. 1795).
Opinion
Note. — In the above statement of this case, there seems to be some circumstance omitted, as the deed was registered there was no absolute nesessity for a decree. The reporter thinks the necessity for a decree was occasioned by a destruction of the register in the time of the war, which rendered it impossible to procure a copy of the registered deed.
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