Conover v. Newton
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BROCK, Justice.
Appellant-Newton first raises a series of procedural assignments of error, which it is contended require this Court to reverse the superior court’s orders in Allman v. Newton and Conover v. Newton. These assignments of error although made on independent grounds are closely related in nature and will be considered together.
First, appellant-Newton contends that the trial court committed prejudicial error by proceeding to hear the plaintiffs’ converted motion for judgment on the pleadings in Allman v. Newton in that Newton was not given the requisite notice of such hearing.…
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