Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1921

National Bank of Hopewell v. Carson

National Bank of Hopewell v. Carson
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided October 5, 1921 · PER CURIAM.
108 S.E. 388; 182 N.C. 763; 1921 N.C. LEXIS 327 (South Eastern Reporter)

National Bank of Hopewell v. Carson

Opinion of the Court

Per Cueiam.

The controversy on trial in the Superior Court narrowed itself principally to the question as to whether the plaintiff was a holder in due course (C. S., 3033) of the note sued'on, under the doctrine announced in Bank v. Exum, 163 N. C., 199, and Worth v. Feed Co., 172 N. C., 342. This fact having been established in plaintiff’s favor by the jury’s answer to the first issue, we think the exceptions appearing in the record must be overruled. The case presents no new point, or issue, which would seem to merit an extended discussion.

No error.

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