Etheridge v. . Vernoy
Supreme Court of North Carolina
PetitioN on the part of the defendants-to rehear the decree-made in this cause, see Etheridge v. Vernoij, TO N. C. Rep.,. 7115, at the last term of this Court. The grounds of the petition are fully set forth in the opinion-, of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBynum, J.
This ease» is before bs upon a petition to rehear.. When it’was argued- at the last term of the Court, 70 N. C.,. 713, the objections now urged were not raised or argued by the counsel of the defendant, nor were they made in the case stated, on the appeal,, and. finally,, whan, the objections were- made in the answer 'and overruled, no appeal was taken. According to all the rules of pleading, every objection for want of proper parties had been waived or abandoned, and the case was tried upon its merits Taelow, and on appeal, it was again reviewed carefully in all matters appealed from. If,…
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