Case ID: nc_3/html/0150-01.html
Source: Caselaw Access Project
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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

Squires vs. Riggs.
    
    TJ'JECTMENT. Defendant disclaimed part having been per-» mi tied to plead after a judgment by default set aside ; and having entered a disclaimer last term after plaintiff had left court. Stanley moved for a writ of possession, and that the defendant anight pay costs. ■ •
   Per curiam,

Tjailor, Judge.

When there is a disclaimer entered, the plaintiff may take out a writ o-f possession of course; as to the part defended for and not disclaimed* you may proceed to try. Also if you sue for a moiety you may recover a third¿ or if for two moieties. under different devises you. may recover;two thirds, ’