Harrison v. . Darden

Tbe judgments appealed from were based upon tbe findings of fact made by tbe referee, concurred in and approved by tbe trial judge. Tbe reference having been by consent, it is tbe established rule in tbis jurisdiction that tbe findings of tbe referee approved by tbe judge are conclusive upon appeal if there was competent evidence to support tbe findings. Wallace v. Benner, 200 N. C., 124, 156 S. E., 795; Usry v. Suit, 91 N. C., 406. Appellant has not brought up tbe evidence beard by tbe referee, nor has be pointed out any material fact not supported by evidence. However, tbe plaintiff assigns…