Opinion · Superior Court of North Carolina
Pearle v. . Folsom
Pearle v. . Folsom, 2 N.C. 413 (Superior Court of North Carolina 1796)
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Superior Court of North Carolina
- Jurisdiction
- North Carolina
- Date
- 1796-10-05
- Topic
- general
Clearly, before the late act which has made some alteration, he was discharged only as to such creditors who had commenced their suits and had notice given them of the debtor's petition. See Burton v. Dickens, 7 N.C. 103; Howard v. Pasteur, ibid., 270;Jordan v. James, 10 N.C. 110.
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Clearly, before the late act which has made some alteration, he was discharged only as to such creditors who had commenced their suits and had notice given them of the debtor's petition.
See Burton v. Dickens, 7 N.C. 103; Howard v. Pasteur, ibid., 270;Jordan v. James, 10 N.C. 110.