White v. Stanton
Supreme Court of North Carolina
White v. Stanton, 48 N.C. 41 (N.C. 1855)
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White v. Stanton
Opinion of the Court
Tbe judgment of tbe Superior Court is sustained fully by tbe recent cases of Green v. Cole, 13 Ire. Rep. 425. Campbell v. Barnhill, 1 Jones’ Bep. 551, and Pendleton v. Pendleton, 2 Jones’ Rep. 135, where the subject is sufficiently discussed and explained. It only remains for us to say, therefore, that tbe judgment is affirmed.
Judgment affirmed.
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- EDMOND WHITE v. JOHN STANTON AND WIFE
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- The jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, in relation to amendments in the Courts below, is confined to the question of power. Where the Court below has the power to make an amendment, this Court cannot inquire how it has exercised that power. This Court will not interfere with, or question, the right of a County Court to amend a sci. fa. against heirs-at-law, to subject land to the satisfaction of a judgment against the Administrator, so as to recite the judgment and execution more fully. Oreen v. Cole, 13 Ire. Rep. 425. Campbell v. Barnhill, 1 Jones’ Rep. 557, and Pendleton v. Pendleton, 2 Jones’ Rep. 136, (cited and approved.)