Harvey v. . Brown

Upon a motion to nonsuit, the evidence is to be taken in a light most favorable to plaintiff. From a careful examination of the record we think that D. H. Tillett took the mortgage made to him in good faith and without notice, and the sale made by him under its terms was good and valid to pass the title in fee simple to the house and lot. We think the court below made no error in granting the non-suit. Hinton v. Hall, 166 N. C., 477; Brewington v. Hargrove, 178 N. C., 146; 27 Cyc., 1494.

The other assignments of error were exceptions to the testimony of 0. E. Thompson. He had purchased the…