Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1890

Sneeden v. . Harris

Sneeden v. . Harris
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided September 5, 1890 · MerriMON
12 S.E. 205; 107 N.C. 311 (South Eastern Reporter)

Sneeden v. . Harris

Opinion of the Court

MerriMON, C. J.

after stating the facts: The facts stated above appear only from what purports to be the case settled on appeal in a case therein mentioned. There is no transcript of a record proper. It does not appear that a Court was held at the time and place prescribed by law, no summons or pleadings appear; there is no transcript of the record of an action in the Superior Court. Moreover, if a proper transcript appeared, the supposed appeal was taken from an interlocutory order, from which an appeal at once did not lie. The appellant should have assigned error on the record, and appealed from a final judgment.

The appeal must be dismissed. Dismissed.

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