Opinion · Supreme Court of North Carolina

State v. Patrick

72 N.C. 217

Type
Opinion
Court
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Jurisdiction
North Carolina
Date
1875-01-15
Topic
general

Pee CuRIám. Appeal dismissed for want of appeal bond, or affidavit of inability.

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STATEv. PATRICK,72 N.C. 217(1875)
STATEv. WARREN PATRICK.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
January Term, 1875.
An appeal to the Supreme Court will be dismissed, when the defendant files no appeal bond, and there is no order allowing him to appeal without, granted upon the usual affidavits of inability, c.
INDICTMENT, larceny, tried beforeHilliard, J., at the Fall Term, 1874, of PITT Superior Court.

The defendant was convicted on the trial below and appealed. No bond accompanied the record nor was there an order allowing the defendant to appeal without the usual security.

On the calling of the case in this Court, on motion of the Attorney-General the appeal was dismissed.
No counsel in this Court, for defendant.Attorney-General Hargrove, for the State.
PER CURIAM.
Appeal dismissed for want of appeal bond, or affidavit of inability.Page 218