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COLLINS v. UNDERHILL
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Jul 1, 1816
Judgments confessed by an executor or administrator is not a good plea for him.
PER CURIAM.
The judgment cannot be pleaded in the manner proposed.
NOTE. — See Churchill v. Comron, 5 N.C. 39, and also Woolford v. Simpson, 3 N.C. 132, and the cases referred to in the note thereto.
Cited: Hall v. Gulley, 26 N.C. 351.
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