Gibbons v. . Purchase , 1 N.C. 746 ( 1793 )

Here is a good action and a good declaration. The fault is only in the issue, and this is cured after verdict by the statute. 18 Eliz., 14, p. 326.

WHITLOCK, J., concurred.

Noy afterwards moved the court in the same manner as Andrews had done, but they would not arrest the judgment, but said ut supra. 5 E., 4, 32; 5 Rep., Nichol's case; 3 Cr., 287; Jones, 140; Noy, 85.