Hamilton v. Henderson
197 N.C. 353
Opinion
It appears that the heirs at law of the grantors have not been made parties to this action, and therefore their rights, if any, cannot be determined unless they are brought into court and afforded an opportunity to assert any claim they may have. The cause is remanded to the end that the heirs at law of the grantors may be duly made parties to the proceeding.
Remanded.
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