Andrews v. Andrews
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
EAGLES, Judge.
Defendant brings forward five assignments of error. Plaintiff appeals conditionally, solely to protect herself in the event this court reverses the judgment entered. Since we affirm the judgment, we consider only defendant’s assignments.
I
Defendant first assigns error to the order dismissing his claim of “fraudulent adoption.” It is not clear just what relief defendant sought by this claim: he asked the court to “give [him] judgment for breach of contract promise related to the adoption” and to order that the natural father be required to support his own child. Defendant did not…
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