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Jones v. Sykes

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Jul 1, 1809
5 N.C. 281 (N.C. 1809)

Opinion

July Term, 1809.

Appellant bound to give two securities, and one only being given, appeal dismissed.

THE plaintiff prayed an appeal from the judgment of the County Court of Cabarrus, and executed an appeal bond with one security only. At October Term, 1808, the Cabarrus Superior Court, defendant's counsel moved to dismiss the appeal, on the ground that the act of Assembly regulating appeals required the appellant to enter into bond with two securities; and the case was sent to this Court upon the motion to dismiss the appeal.


From Cabarrus.


The motion must be allowed. Entering into bond with two securities is a condition to be performed before the party dissatisfied with the judgment of the County Court can obtain an appeal. Let the appeal be dismissed.


Summaries of

Jones v. Sykes

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Jul 1, 1809
5 N.C. 281 (N.C. 1809)
Case details for

Jones v. Sykes

Case Details

Full title:JONES v. SYKES

Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina

Date published: Jul 1, 1809

Citations

5 N.C. 281 (N.C. 1809)

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