Smith v. . Sheppard
3 N.C. 163
Opinion
This bill is proper enough, and will prevent circuity of action. The heirs now may insist upon every defense which they would were the executors first sued to judgment and then the heirs.
Cited: Wilson v. Pearson,
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Smith v. . Sheppard, 3 N.C. 163 (N.C. Ct. App. 1802).
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Wilson v. . Pearson
9 S.E. 707 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1889)