Cason v. . Shute

It is apparent that on the hearing the matter became entangled in the net of form. This ought not to deprive the parties of their rights.

On the question of recalling the execution, Williams v. Dunn, 158 N. C., 399, 74 S. E., 99; S. c., 163 N. C., 206, 79 S. E., 512, and whether plaintiff consented to the judgment of 1931, Morgan v. Hood, Comr., ante, 91, the proper procedure is by motion in the cause. Deitz v. Bolch, 209 N. C., 202, 183 S. E., 384; Bank v. Penland, 206 N. C., 323, 173 S. E., 345; Register Co. v. Holton, 200 N. C., 478, 157 S. E., 433; Weir v. Weir, 196 N. C., 268, 145 S. E.,…