Turlington v. . Neighbors
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtDenny, J.
The first assignment of error is to findings of fact numbered two and five. These findings of fact are to the effect that Virginia A. Turlington, owner of the lands in controversy, acknowledged the deeds in question 13 February, 1926, before Jesse B. Lee, Notary Public for Harnett County, and delivered said deeds to the grantees therein named, on the same day they were acknowledged.
The second assignment of error challenges the competency of the evidence of Ernest Neighbors, father of the defendant, Eay Neighbors, on the ground that his testimony is inadmissible by reason of the provisions of…
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