Service Fire Insurance v. Horton Motor Lines, Inc.

As a general rule the trial court has the discretionary power to make new parties, especially when necessary in order that there may be a full and final determination and adjudication of all matters involved in the controversy. G. S., 1-73, 163; Insurance Co. v. Locker, 214 N. C., 1, 197 S. E., 555, and cases cited; Morgan v. Turnage Co., Inc., 213 N. C., 425, 196 S. E., 307; Wilmington v. Board of Education, 210 N. C., 197, 185 S. E., 767; Goins v. Sargent, 196 N. C., 478, 146 S. E., 131.

Ordinarily such orders are not reviewable upon appeal. Wilmington v. Board of Education, supra; Rental…