Thompson v. Gaylard

3 N.C. 150
Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided October 15, 1801·Published

Opinion

Taylor, judge,,

This.note is not negotiable and you. must' prove the consideration.

Whereupon Martin, for the plaintiff, called a witness andpróv-. ed the consideration ; and then a question arose concerning.the,, tender.

Taylor, judge. The. money is dischargable in plank, staves,,, and shingles ; you must proye a tender of all the árdeles, not of,, some, only enough in virtue to discharge the debt., A tender, of a cirtificale for timbet lying on the bank of the river, and there inspected is not a sufficient tender; the certificate is evidence, at most, only that lumber had been inspected, not that it was.a&; the place of inspection at the time of the tender.

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