Supreme Court of North Carolina April 12, 1911 (Sandlin v. . Kearney)

This action was brought by the plaintiffs on the theory that their intestate and ancestor, C. H. Sandlin, at the request of the defendant B. S. Kearney, who wished to own the same, but was unable to raise the money, had purchased a tract of land on 1 March, 1880, at public auction from W. A.