Hege v. Sellers
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtHiggins, J.
During the course of the trial plaintiffs sought to prove by parol the date of the deed executed to the defendants Sellers and wife by the defendants Sides and wife. Objection to the testimony was sustained and became the basis- of plaintiffs’ Exception No. 7 and Assignment of Error No. 2. Ordinarily, parol evidence is incompetent to prove the contents of a written document. However, in this case the deed itself was later introduced in evidence by the plaintiffs. The exception, therefore, is without merit.
Other exceptions, 1 through 16, were taken to the ruling of the court in sustaining…
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