Spence v. . Granger

The question involved: Vas the court below correct in retaining the cause on the docket to the end that a determination of the issues of fact raised by Exception No. 1 of movants or protestants may be considered? We think so. This cause has heretofore been before this Court. Spence v. Granger, 204 N. C., 247. One of the fundamental principles of law which has come down to us “from time whereof the memory of man runneth not to the contrary” is that every party affected by an action or proceeding is entitled to notice and an opportunity to be heard. The original trouble in this whole matter was…