State v. Lambe
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
EkviN, J".
The first, second, and third exceptions relate to the denial of motions for compulsory nonsuits under G.S. 15-173. Appellant has expressly abandoned these exceptions. Such action is well a,dvised; for there was plenary evidence at the trial to carry the cases to the jury, and support the verdicts for the State.
The fourth and fifth exceptions question the validity of lengthy portions of the charge. They were noted for the first time in the case on appeal on the theory that the judge expressed opinions on facts in these parts of the charge in violation of the statute embodied in G.S.…
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