The presumption against error has not been overcome. The judgment will be affirmed without extended opinion. O. S., 1416.
Affirmed.
Rogen v. Luff, 202 N.C. 819 (1932)
Jan. 8, 1932
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Supreme Court of North Carolina
202 N.C. 819
JOSEPH ROGEN v. HENRY LUFF.
(Filed 8 January, 1932.)
Appeal by plaintiff from McElroy, J., at Chambers in Troy, 10 October, 1931. From BaNDOlph.
Civil action by plaintiff, assignee of certain claims against the United Talc and Crayon Manufacturing Company, to recover of defendant on his stock subscription for stock in said corporation, it being alleged that same was issued for property grossly and fraudulently overvalued, etc. Service by publication and attachment. Motion to dissolve attachment allowed. Exception. Appeal.
J. A. Spence for plaintiff.
K. B. Hoyle and A. A. F. Seaiuell for defendant.