¶1 The writ of Certiorari is the proper remedy for the defendant in this case, and we concur in the opinion expressed by the J udge upon the hearing of this cause in the court below, that the cause should be placed on the trial docket.
5 N.C. 94
Fryer v. Blackmore's Admin'r
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Decided December 5, 1805
Supreme Court of North Carolina · decided 1805-12-05
—From Wilmington. The defendant was summoned as a garnishee, in a cause pending in the County Court,; he was examined and an issue was made up and tried between him and {he plaintiff, and the jury found in favour of the plaintiff at April term 1804). T^e defendant prayed for, an appeal to the Superior Court, but did not execute an appeal bond until July term following.
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Decided 1805-12-05
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