Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1945

Jefferson Standard Life Insurance v. Boogher

Jefferson Standard Life Insurance v. Boogher
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided October 17, 1945 · Winborne, Stacy
35 S.E.2d 493; 225 N.C. 493; 1945 N.C. LEXIS 350 (South Eastern Reporter, Second Series)

Jefferson Standard Life Insurance v. Boogher

Opinion of the Court

Winborne, J.

The exceptions taken by defendants and assigned as error, as hereinabove set forth, have been given due consideration and are found to be without merit.

The evidence offered by plaintiff to which exceptions are taken by defendants is competent, particularly in view of defendants’ denial of plaintiff’s title. Even though defendants admit the purport of the evidence, the admission of it cannot be held for error. .

The matter to which other exception is taken is immaterial and foreign to the issue, and incompetent. Moreover, no harmful effect appears since the record fails to show what the answer would have been.

Hence, in the judgment below we find

No error.

Stacy, C. J., took no part in the consideration or decision of this case.

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