State v. M'Lelland
1 N.C. 523
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Bluebook
State v. M'Lelland, 1 N.C. 523 (N.C. 1804).
Opinion
—A bond, in the case of an appeal on the part of the State, is not necessary. Recognizance is sufficient; and it is sufficient that such appeal and recognizance be filed in court at any time before State's day. Judgment that defendant be fined two pounds and costs.
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