Pemberton v. City of Greensboro

It is not perceived tbat any barm bas come to tbe defendant from tbe court’s ruling, or tbat any injury is likely to result therefrom. Doubtless tbe plaintiffs made tbeir specifications as broad as tbey could, because tbey were aware tbat, in filing a bill of particulars, tbey would be restricted in tbeir proof “to tbe items therein set down.” Gruber v. Eubanks, 199 N. C., 335, 154 S. E., 318; Ham v. Norwood, 196 N. C., 762, 147 S. E., 291; Gore v. Wilmington, 194 N. C., 450, 140 S. E., 71; S. v. Wadford, 194 N. C., 336, 139 S. E., 608; S. v. Lea, 203 N. C., 13, 164 S. E., 737.

But considering…