Hamilton v. Williams , 2 N.C. 160 ( 1794 )

Note - Vide acc. Hall v. Bynum, 2 Hay. 328, Johnson v. Knight, 2 Car. 237, S. C. 1 Car. Law Rep. 93. Hall v. Bynum was a case in which the subscibing witness had endorsed to the Plaintiff the bond which had been assigned to him; and in such a case, if the subscribing witness had endorsed without recourse to him and was also relwase by his endorse, the Plaintiff, be would be a competent witness, Sillingby v. Knight, N. C. Term Rep. 103.