Andrews v. . Andrews
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil action tried before Adams, J., at Fall Term, 1897, of Chatham Superior Court upon exceptions filed by both parties' to a report of a referee. The facts are stated in the opinion. Judgment was rendered for the, plaintiff, awarding him the land and the rental value of the land from the time the defendant, by his unkindness, caused the plaintiff to quit the defendant’s house To this judgment the defendant excepted and appealed.
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Civil action tried before Adams, J., at Fall Term, 1897, of Chatham Superior Court upon exceptions filed by both parties' to a report of a referee. The facts are stated in the opinion. Judgment was rendered for the, plaintiff, awarding him the land and the rental value of the land from the time the defendant, by his unkindness, caused the plaintiff to quit the defendant’s house To this judgment the defendant excepted and appealed. Judgment was rendered for the defendant for $719 for betterments and expenses incurred in supporting the plaintiff and his family, and from such judgment the…
1Opinion
PLAINTIFF'S APPEAL. The plaintiff's fourth exception to the judgment of the court below is sustained, and there was error in that part of the judgment which adjudged that the defendant recover of the plaintiff $719 for betterments and expenses in supporting the plaintiff and his family.
Error.
Cited: Wildes v. Nelson, 154 N.C. 595.(357)
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