117 N.C. 13
23 S.E 37
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Decided September 15, 1895
Supreme Court of North Carolina · decided 1895-09-15
Civil aotioN, to recover land, tried before Boykin, J., and a jury, at February Term, 1895, of Beaufort Superior court, on the usual issues. There were various exceptions to the admission and rejection of evidence. The jury rendered a verdict that the plaintiffs were owners of the land excepting twenty-nine acres.
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Decided 1895-09-15
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¶1The exceptions to the evidence were waived in this Court and the argument was made mainly on the division of the costs. Each party claimed .title to, and the plaintiff recovered a part of, the land. The jury failed to answer the issue as to the damages on a part of the land, which was left over by the court to be decided hereafter. In this fragmentary condition, we are not disposed to disturb the judgment on the question of costs.
¶2Judgment Affirmed.