Fulcher v. Golden
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
TYSON, Judge.
Delmar C. Golden, Jr. (“defendant”) appeals the trial court’s order declaring the defendant’s Deed as a deed of gift and therefore void, and ordering that said Deed be stricken from the public records. We affirm the trial court’s judgment.
I. Facts
On 14 November 1978, the deceased, Gerald Linwood Fulcher, executed a deed to defendant for property located in Carteret Count (“Deed”). Defendant placed the Deed in his gun cabinet at his residence. On or about 20 February 1979, defendant moved the Deed to a safe deposit box owned by the deceased. Sometime in 1982, defendant moved and…
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