Orr v. McBryde

Decided May 15, 1819

Supreme Court of North Carolina · decided 1819-05-15

From Mecklenburg. John A. Orr sued out an original attachment against Nathan F. Orr, and Andrew McBryde was summoned as a garnishee.

Cited by 2 later decisions — most recently January 1816

2 state decisions

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Decided 1819-05-15

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Bx the Court.

¶1This case is not to be distinguished from that of Forsyth v. McCormick*, where the condition of an appeal bond expressed in the same language with this, was held to be too great a departure from the act of Assembly pi’escribing the form, and essentially in not securing the main purpose for which an appeal bond is required. This.bond contains no covenant to perform the sentence, judgment or decree of the Superior Court.— Judgment must be entered for the Defendants.

¶2 2 Law Repos. 472.