Searl v. Searl
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BROCK, Chief Judge.
The plaintiff (husband) has made 35 assignments of error in the record on appeal, and purports to argue 31 of them in his brief. It is impossible to address these separately because they overlap in theory and subject matter. We have determined that this appeal presents two basic questions for resolution.
I. Did the District Court err in affording full faith and credit to the Texas Decree and in ordering its enforcement?
II. Did the District Court err in denying plaintiff’s prayer to modify or supersede the Texas custody award based on changed circumstances, and in failing to…
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