Bynum v. Fidelity Bank

We have examined the exceptions to the admission of evidence. In some instances evidence of like import was admitted without objection. In other instances the evidence was not such as would likely affect materially the results of the trial. On the record as a whole these exceptions fail to point to prejudicial or harmful error. Neither can the exceptions to his Honor’s charge be sustained.

The only serious question for our consideration is as to the sufficiency of the evidence on the question of delivery.

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