U.S. Circuit Court for the District of North Carolina July 1, 1793 (Hudson v. Hudson)

HUDSON brought an action in the nature of trover and conversion, as executor of Hudson against Hudson, and declared that Hudson, the testator, was possessed and made his will, appointing the plaintiff his executor, and after his death, the goods came to the hands of the defendant, who converted them. Non culp. was pleaded, and there was a verdict for the plaintiff.