Gilliam v. . Jones

This appeal must be dismissed for the reason that the denial of a motion for judgment on the pleadings is not appealable, there being no final judgment. It was the duty of the plaintiff, under the practice, to have excepted to the refusal of the judge to grant the motion, so that it could have been considered on an appeal from a final judgment. Mitchell v. Kilburn, 74 N. C., 483; Walker v. Scott, 106 N. C., 56; Cameron v. Bennett, 110 N. C., 277; Cooper v. Wyman, 122 N. C., 784; Duffy v. Meadows, 131 N. C., 31; Barbee v. Penny, 174 N. C., 571; Duffy v. Hartsfield, 180 N. C., 151; Pender v.…