Walker v. . Scott
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal — Case and Exceptions — Statute. Appeal from Fall Term, 1888, of Cherokee Superior Court.
1Opinion of the Court
CLARK,'J.:
At last term the appellees moved to dismiss this appeal, and assigned as one of the grounds that it had not been docketed before the call of the district to which it belonged. The appellants obtained leave to show reasonable excuse for such failure. Walker v. Scott, 102 N. C., 487.
At this term the appellants show, by affidavits, which are uncontradicted, that the transcript of the record on appeal was mailed in ample time to have reached the office of the Clerk of this Court, and have been docketed, before the docket for that district was perused (Rule 5). The delay was caused by…
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