Hinson v. Jefferson

COPELAND, Justice.

Plaintiff excepted to the signing and entry of the foregoing judgment and this constitutes her only assignment of error on appeal. An exception to a judgment rendered by the trial court, without an exception to the evidence or to the court’s findings of fact, presents for appellate review the sole question of whether the facts found support the judgment. See, e.g., St. George v. Hanson, 239 N.C. 259, 78 S.E. 2d 885 (1954); Best v. Garris, 211 N.C. 305, 190 S.E. 221 (1937). See also Parker v. Insurance Co., 259 N.C. 115, 130 S.E. 2d 36 (1963) ; Putnam v. Triangle…