REDEVELOPMENT COM'N OF GREENVILLE v. Capehart

In Abernathy v. R. R., 150 N.C. 97, 63 S.E. 180, Connor, J., speaking for the Court, said: “While in other special proceedings, when an issue of fact is raised upon the pleadings it is transferred to the civil docket for trial, in condemnation proceedings the questions of law and fact are passed upon by the clerk, to whose rulings exceptions are noted, and no appeal lies until the final report of the commissioners comes in, when upon exceptions filed, the entire record is sent to the Superior Court, where all of the exceptions are passed upon and questions may be then presented for the first…