A searching investigation of the record fails to disclose any predicable assignment of error for reversal of the judgment. Hence, the result will not be disturbed. The jury’s findings would seem to be determinative of the case.
No error.
Metropolitan Life Insurance v. Leach, 207 N.C. 870 (1935)
Jan. 28, 1935
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Supreme Court of North Carolina
207 N.C. 870
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY et al. v. A. P. LEACH et al.
(Filed 28 January, 1935.)
Appeal by plaintiffs from Prizzelle, J., at February Term, 1934, of LeNOIR.
Civil action in ejectment and to remove cloud from title.
Upon denial of plaintiffs’ title, and counterclaim for rents, there was verdict and judgment for defendants, from which plaintiffs appeal, assigning errors.
Winston & Tuclcer and Sutton & Green for plaintiffs.
Shaw & J ones and J. Faison Thomson for defendants.