North Carolina State Bar v. Combs

HILL, Judge.

The defendant attempts to bring forward nine questions for review on appeal.

Rule 10(b)(1) of the Rules of Appellate Procedure provides that:

Any exception which was properly preserved for review by action of counsel during the course of proceedings in the trial tribunal by objection noted or which by rule or law was deemed preserved or taken without any such action, may be set out in the record on appeal and made the basis of an assignment of error.

Absent proper preservation of exceptions, the only questions which may be presented for review in this case are whether the judgment is…