Savage v. . Rice

Superior Court of North Carolina

Savage v. . Rice

1 N.C. 19

Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided May 5, 1789·Published

Opinion

This opinion was delivered by WILLIAMS, J., who said it was the Court's opinion: the other two judges being present, and assenting tacitly.

In every instance, except where a witness is about to remove (in which case ten days notice is to be given by Act of Assembly 2, 1777, 2, 41, 306), the Court will fix the time to be given on such notice.

NOTE. — See Maxwell v. Holland, 2 N.C. 302, and also 1 Rev., Stat., ch. 31, sec. 68 and 69.

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This opinion was delivered by WILLIAMS, J., who said it was the Court's opinion: the other two judges being present, and assenting tacitly.

In every instance, except where a witness is about to remove (in which case ten days notice is to be given by Act of Assembly 2, 1777, 2, 41, 306), the Court will fix the time to be given on such notice.

NOTE. — See Maxwell v. Holland, 2 N.C. 302, and also 1 Rev., Stat., ch. 31, sec. 68 and 69.

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Savage v. . Rice, 1 N.C. 19 (N.C. Ct. App. 1789).

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