Exum v. Carolina Railroad
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtDevin, J.
The question presented by this appeal is whether, upon the facts agreed, the defendants’ judgment was barred- by the ten years statute of limitations. C. S., 437.
The material facts were these: In 1926 the defendant Carolina Bail-road Company obtained a judgment by default in Lenoir County against J. C. and J. T. Exum, the present plaintiffs, for a sum certain. The judgment was rendered by the clerk and was duly docketed. In 1931 the defendants in that action made a motion before the clerk to set aside the judgment. This motion was heard and denied by the clerk 3 August, 1931. The defendants…
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