Case v. . Arnold

The plaintiff alleges various circumstances which he contends were sufficient to put the defendant on notice that it was intended that the mortgage to the plaintiff should include and embrace Lot 22. Actual notice, however full and formal, does not take the place of registration. McClure v. Crow, 196 N. C., 657, 146 S. E., 713; Sexton v. Elizabeth City, 169 N. C., 385, 86 S. E., 344; Blacknall v. Hancock, 182 N. C., 369, 109 S. E., 72; Robinson v. Willoughby, 70 N. C., 358; Duncan v. Gulley, 199 N. C., 552, 155 S. E., 244. In any event, the allegations of notice to the appealing defendant is…