Ullery v. . Guthrie
Supreme Court of North Carolina
ActioN beard, by Neal, J., at May Term, 1908, of New HaNOVER. Plaintiffs appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtClark, C. J.
Rule 21 of this Court provides: “A case will not be heard until there shall be put in the record, as required in Rule 19 (2), the summary of exceptions taken on the trial and those taken in ten days thereafter to the charge. Those not thus set out will be deemed to be abandoned.” Rule 20 prescribes the action which the Court may take if this is not done.
This is a reasonable and just rule, which obtains doubtless in all appellate courts, and is the result of experience which has shown the benefit of thus indicating at a glance-to opposing counsel, and the Court as well, the propositions of law…
2Cases cited4 opinions
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