Federal Land Bank of Columbia v. Korner
204 N.C. 791
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Federal Land Bank of Columbia v. Korner, 204 N.C. 791 (N.C. 1933).
Opinion
The facts found by the judge and set out in the judgment, are sufficient to support the judgment affirming the order of the clerk. Conceding without deciding that there were irregularities appearing on the record, they are not sufficient to entitle the defendants to the relief sought by their motion as a matter of law. The judgment is
Affirmed.
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