Opinion · Superior Court of North Carolina
Flowers v. Glasgow
Flowers v. Glasgow, 2 N.C. 141 (Superior Court of North Carolina 1794)
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Superior Court of North Carolina
- Jurisdiction
- North Carolina
- Date
- 1794-10-15
- Topic
- bankruptcy
Note. — Judge Williams said in this case, upon another part of the argument, that he should yield to the decision in the case of Timms and Potter, until it should be contradicted by a more full derision to the contrary. It was decided by two Judges, Ashe and Smhoab, against his opinion.
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Note. — Judge Williams said in this case, upon another part of the argument, that he should yield to the decision in the case of Timms and Potter, until it should be contradicted by a more full derision to the contrary. It was decided by two Judges, Ashe and Smhoab, against his opinion.