McLeod v. McLeod
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtPaekbR, J.
Plaintiff’s first assignment of error is “The court erred in its finding of fact and conclusion that the complaint fails to allege a cause of action and the dismissal thereof.”
Judge Brock’s order adjudges and decrees that the action be dismissed, “if the plaintiff does not amend,” and his order allows plaintiff ten days within which to amend her complaint.
Plaintiff does not challenge Judge Brock’s finding of fact “that the allegations contained in the complaint for a second cause of action are the same as those contained in a counterclaim for relief in 'an action entitled ‘W. L. McLeod,…
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