Whiteside v. Ralston Purina Co.

Practically all the evidence in the case is by question and answer, and not in narrative form as required by Rule 19 (4), Rules of Practice in the Supreme Court, 221 N.C. 544, p. 556.

This Rule provides that the evidence “shall be in narrative form, and not by question and answer, except that a question and answer, or a series of them, may be set out when the subj ect of a particular exception.” Here the instances in which the question and answer form is necessary to point up an exception are nebulous. The Rule further *592provides that “If the case is settled by agreement of counsel, or the…