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1 N.C. 150

Anonymous

Superior Court of North Carolina

Decided January 15, 1801

Superior Court of North Carolina · decided 1801-01-15

<p>If the nominal plaintiff resides out of the state, the defendant may be sued out of his own district, if the real plaintiff is an inhabitant of the district in which he sues.</p> <p>Vide Winch versus Keeley, 1 Term Rep. 619.</p>

Demurrer and joinder · Decided 1801-01-15

¶1By

the Court.

¶2There are cases where a court of law has taken notice of equities and trusts for the furtherance of justice; to enable a defendant to set-off a debt due from the person beneficially interested, though no party to the record, and for the purpose of avoiding the plea of bankruptcy.—I think the principle may be adopted with equal propriety to avoid a plea to the jurisdiction of the court, grounded on the act of assembly—For it stands admitted on these pleadings that Blount is but nominally the plaintiff.

¶3Demurrer over-ruled.

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