Payne v. . Brown
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Stacy, O. J.
We are not able to determine the nature of this proceeding from the record. But whatever its purpose, it seems that exceptions to a referee’s report were heard by Judge Midyette, at May Term, 1932. His rulings were apparently handed to the clerk with the statement that they should go upon the judgment docket “when the defendants have paid $300 into court.” Appeal noted.
Later (the time not indicated), this conditional or purported judgment appears to have been stricken out by Oowper, sxiecial judge. Presumably, this was done at a term of court held in Alamance County, though the…
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