Wilson v. Beaufort County Lumber Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
AN action by Louis Wilson and others against the. Beaufort Lumber Company and others, heard by Judge Francis D. Winston, at March Term, 1902, of the Superior Court of Pitt County. Erom a judgment for the plaintiffs, they appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtC.i.arK, J.
A jury trial having been waived, the facts were found by the Court-. Erom the judgment rendered thereon, the plaintiffs appealed. There is no exception, and none is necessary, the appeal being of itself ail exception to a judgment. Murray v. Southerland, 125 N. C., 175; Delozier v. Bird, 123 N. C., 689; Reade v. Street, 122 N. C., 301; Appomattox Co. v. Buffaloe, 121 N. C., 37; Thornton v. Brady, 100 N. C., 38; Clark’s Code, 3d Ed., page 772; The Code, Sec. 550.
Where there is objection to the evidence, to the charge or any other matter occurring on the trial, an exception must always be…
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