Bank v. . Gilmer

The exceptions to the judge's remarks to the jury are without merit. Almost the same expressions were used in Osborne v. Wilkes, 108 N.C. 651, and were found unobjectionable on appeal, citing Hannon v. Grizzard,89 N.C. 115. Nor was there error in continuing the term to conclude the trial or to receive the verdict. This is authorized as to felonies by The Code, sec. 1229 (S. v. Adair,66 N.C. 298) and was extended to all other cases by chapter 226, Laws 1893, except that it would not apply to civil cases begun after (701) Thursday of the last week of the term. The trial of this action began on…