Richmond v. Boman.

Supreme Court of North Carolina

Richmond v. Boman.

6 N.C. 46

Supreme Court of North Carolina·Decided July 5, 1811·Published

Opinion

Locke, Judge,

delivered the opinion of the Court:

The case of Keddie v. Moore, decided at this term, has settled the question upon this demurrer. The Court are of opinion, that the act of 1802, ch. 6, is not incompatible with the spirit of the Constitution: that act has given to a justice of the peace jurisdiction of all penalties, &c. in amount not exceeding thirty pounds. Let the demurrer be overruled.

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Locke, Judge,

delivered the opinion of the Court:

The case of Keddie v. Moore, decided at this term, has settled the question upon this demurrer. The Court are of opinion, that the act of 1802, ch. 6, is not incompatible with the spirit of the Constitution: that act has given to a justice of the peace jurisdiction of all penalties, &c. in amount not exceeding thirty pounds. Let the demurrer be overruled.

Richmond v. Boman., 6 N.C. 46 (N.C. 1811).

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