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TROUGHTON'S ADMINISTRATORS v. HILL'S EXECUTORS.

If the husband be banished under the penalty of high treason, his wife may transfer her property and be considered as a feme sole.

The demurrer must be overruled; and it was overruled, and the defendants ordered to answer.

Cited: Hall v. Walker, 118 N.C. 380; Levi v. Marsha, 122 N.C. 567.

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TROUGHTON v. HILL
(Jan 1, 1806)