Anderson v. Town of Waynesville
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
Conceding the practice that findings of fact by the trial court, if supported by evidence, are not likely to be questioned on appeal, the defendants say they “will spend no time in debating the correctness of the facts”; but they suggest error in the court's failure to find the facts with respect to some of their contentions.
This assignment of error is without merit. The record contains no' entry of a request for the finding of additional facts and necessarily no exception to the action of the court in this respect. The request must have been made and refused and an assignment of error must…
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