Maley v. Thomasville Furniture Co.

The appeal of defendants is based on exceptions to tbe admission of evidence wbicb they contend is hearsay and incompetent, and which, if excluded, would, as they contend, leave no competent evidence upon which the Commission’s findings of fact and award could be legally based; and to the findings of fact and the award. Reed v. Lavender Bros., 206 N. C., 898, 172 S. E., 877; Perdue v. State Board of Equalization, 205 N. C., 730, 172 S. E., 396. Plaintiffs contend that competent evidence relating to the accident and injury existed, and that this may be corroborated, supplemented, or explained…