If the ouster be laid before the demise, the jury on the trial shall take notice thereof, and give their verdict accordingly. If there be no ouster, there can be no damages, for it; consequently, they must be satisfied that it was. cora-znitted.
Doe on the demise of Pilkington v. Lutterloh, 3 N.C. 220, 2 Hayw. 220 (1802)
Oct. 1802
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North Carolina Superior Court
3 N.C. 220, 2 Hayw. 220