¶1 'This is one of those cases in which it does not appear that any statement was intended to have been made by the Judge. We must, therefore, look into the record, and .seeing there that no declaration has been filed,, it is impossible for us to affirm the judgment. It is an error which we cannot overlook, or amend in this Court, without consent, and the Appellant having waived no advantage which the law gives him, we must, for this cause, reverse the judgment.
10 N.C. 9
Williamson v. . Rainey
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Decided June 5, 1824
Supreme Court of North Carolina · decided 1824-06-05
From Northampton. J The Plaintiff, as guardian, brought her action against -the Defendant on his obligation, in Northampton County Court, and there obtained judgment for the principal money, with compound interest; Defendant appealed to the Superior Court, and at the time of trial did not appear either in person or by attorney ; a judgment was rendered in the Superior Court, for the principal money with compound interest, and four per cent, additional interest, on the…
Decided 1824-06-05