Radio Station WMFR, Inc. v. Eitel-McCullough, Inc.

If the findings of fact are supported by the evidence they are as conclusive as the verdict of a jury and are not subject to review. Matthews v. Fry, 143 N.C. 384, 55 S.E. 787; Cox v. Boyden, 175 N.C. 368, 95 S.E. 548; Tyer v. Lumber Co., 188 N.C. 268, 124 S.E. 305; Tinker v. Rice Motors, Inc., 198 N.C. 73, 150 S.E. 701; Lumber Co. v. Finance Co., 204 N.C. 285, 168 S.E. 219; Brown v. Coal Co., 208 N.C. 50, 178 S.E. 858. Eut this principle does not preclude the review of inferences or conclusions of law. Power Co. v. Moses, 191 N.C. 744, 133 S.E. 5.

In the case at bar the objection made was not…