Supreme Court of North Carolina October 16, 1907 (Flowers v. . King)
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United States · · · 16-10-1907
Hoke, J".,
after stating the case: It appears from the facts found by the Judge on the hearing that defendant has been ejected from a piece of land by virtue of final process of the court, issued on a judgment by default in the present cause, the original process having been served on a different man of the same name as the defendant.
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