Brown v. . Harding

The errors assigned are substantially the same as those we considered in the original appeal.

First. The objection that the judgments upon which this suit is based were invalid or irregular and, therefore, were not liens upon the land, is clearly untenable. There is nothing on the face of the judgments to show their invalidity, but, on the contrary, everything to show that they were rendered according to the course and practice of the court. These judgments are more certain and formal than were those in Davis v.Shaver, 61 N.C. 18, and Sharpe v. Rintels, ibid, 34, which were held to be…