Sherwood v. Sherwood

CLARK, Judge.

As grounds for his motion to dismiss, defendant alleged “for lack of jurisdiction over the person . . . for lack of jurisdiction over the subject matter . . . for insufficiency of process . . . . ” The order of the trial court recited only that there was a hearing on the motion to dismiss and “the same is hereby denied.” The court is required to make findings of fact and conclusions of law on this motion “only when required by statute ... or requested by a party.” G.S. 1A-1, Rule 52(a) (2). No request was made in this case. The record on appeal does not contain any evidence…