Coral Gables, Inc. v. . Ayres.

As appellant’s statement of case on appeal was not returned by appellee with objections within the time prescribed, it thereby became the statement of case on appeal by operation of law. C. S., 643; S. v. Ray, 206 N. C., 736, 175 S. E., 109; Carter v. Bryant, 199 N. C., 704, 155 S. E., 602. The transcript is not very full or clear, but, as we understand it, the defendant was permitted to offer parol evidence in contradiction of the terms of her written instrument. This is at variance with the established rule. Bank v. Dardine, 207 N. C., 509, 177 S. E., 635; Roebuck v. Carson, 196 N. C., 672,…