Wilson v. . Thaggard and Stone v. . Thaggard

The brief filed and the argument made by the appellee discloses that the defendant has misconceived the record on the former appeal. Wilson v. Robinson, 224 N. C., 851. His written motion appearing of record was to vacate and set aside the judgments by default. The motion was allowed and the defendant was granted time within which to plead. The actions were not dismissed.

So then, when the cause came on for hearing on the motion last filed, summons had been issued and duly served. Complaints had been filed in the office of the clerk but copies thereof had not been delivered to defendant. G.…