Steele v. . Harris

4 N.C. 440
Supreme Court of North Carolina·Decided July 5, 1816·Published

Opinion

The plaintiff also moved to amend the writ. The circumstances disclosed by the affidavits filed in this case show that a failure of justice will probably occur unless the party who has without fault failed to obtain a new trial by appeal is assisted with the process which he prays.

Let a certiorari issue, with leave to the plaintiff to amend his writ.

NOTE. — See Davis v. Marshall, 9 N.C. 59. The clerk of the County court is now required to carry up the appeal himself. 1 Rev. Stat., ch. 4, sec. 3. *Page 332

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