Day v. Coffey
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BECTON, Judge.
Plaintiffs attempt to appeal from an order dismissing their complaint. Since the court granted plaintiffs leave to amend, however, the purported appeal is interlocutory, and we therefore dismiss.
The complaint alleged that plaintiff Day’s interest in various tracts of land was fraudulently conveyed to defendants’ predecessors in title. Plaintiffs sought removal of the cloud on their alleged title or damages for the lost value of the land, as well as lost rents and timber profits. They alleged in addition damage re-*510suiting from violations of the United States Constitution, the…
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