Jamison v. City of Charlotte

It is passing strange that plaintiff’s counsel “objects and excepts to each finding of fact embodied in the judgment,” when each fact found by the Judge was either alleged in the Complaint, which they signed, and was admitted in the defendants’ Answer, or copied verbatim from a stipulation and agreement of facts which they and the defendants’ counsel signed.

No issues of fact are raised by the pleadings in this action.

As to the Judge’s conclusions of law, the plaintiff’s appeal entry is: “The plaintiff objects and excepts to each conclusion of law embodied in the judgment.” This is merely a…