Fine v. Fine
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
WELLS, Judge.
We first note that no appeal having been taken from the 13 November 1989 judgment awarding plaintiff $199,745.07 in compensatory damages, that judgment is final and not affected by this attempted appeal.
As to this attempted appeal, defendant has violated the North Carolina Rules of Appellate Procedure in several ways. Rule 10(c)(1) of the Appellate Rules requires that assignments of error be separately numbered and that each assignment of error be confined to a single issue of law. Similarly, Rule 28(b)(5) requires that arguments in an appellant’s brief follow the pattern of Rule…
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