Hasty v. . Funderburk

It is suggested, and made to appear to the satisfaction of the court, that the matter involved in this action has been settled by the parties thereto, and that it is unnecessary to decide the question of law presented by the exceptions speci fied in the record. It further appears that the defendant, the appellee, has notified the appellant that he would move at the present term of the court to dismiss the appeal when the case should be called in its order foUargument. Accordingly the motion to dismiss the appeal has been entered, and the appellant fails to appear and prosecute his appeal or…