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JONES v. JONES
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Dec 1, 1832
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A judgment of a single magistrate for a sum above his jurisdiction is void, and no action can be maintained on it.
His Honor being of opinion with the defendant, set aside the verdict and entered a nonsuit, from which the plaintiff appealed.
DANIEL, J.,
after stating the case as above, proceeded: The first judgment being for a larger sum than a justice of the peace had jurisdiction of it is void, and no action can be maintained upon it.
PER CURIAM. Judgment affirmed.
Cited: Morgan v. Allen, 27 N.C. 157; Branch v. Houston, 44 N.C. 88; Dalton v. Webster, 82 N.C. 282; Noville v. Dew, 94 N.C. 46.
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