26 S.E. 162 | N.C. | 1896
AVERY, J., dissenting.
This is a restricted rehearing, and the sole question presented is whether the N.C. Estate Company was a domestic or foreign corporation at the time the attachment was issued in the Brem McDowell case, for if it was a domestic corporation no jurisdiction was acquired by virtue of the attachment issued against it as a foreign corporation. This is decided in this case (
The foreign corporation having been reincorporated here, the case is simply such as would be the condition if a nonresident person had moved into this State and become a resident here, and thereafter a creditor, upon an affidavit alleging those facts, had sued out an attachment against him as a nonresident and sold his land under such proceeding, in which the judgment would be void, since the Court did not acquire jurisdiction of the subject-matter, Springer v. Shavender,
PETITION DISMISSED.
AVERY, J., dissents. *310