NORTH CAROLINA STATE HIGHWAY AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION v. Mullican

Supreme Court of North Carolina

NORTH CAROLINA STATE HIGHWAY AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION v. Mullican

89 S.E.2d 738, 243 N.C. 68, 1955 N.C. LEXIS 692

Supreme Court of North Carolina·Decided November 2, 1955·No. 400, 401, 403·Published

Opinion

PeR Cubiam.

Appellant, petitioner, challenges right of resident judge to hear and pass upon the appeal from the Clerk of Superior Court. As to this, the statute G.S. 1-272 expressly declares that appeals lie to the judge of the Superior Court having jurisdiction, either in term or vacation, from judgments of the Clerk of the Superior Court in all matters of law or legal inference. The appeals here involve matters of law or legal inferences. And the cases are controlled by decision of this Court in former case of Highway Commission v. Pardington, 242 N.C 482, *70 88 S.E. 2d 102, on authority, of which the judgments from which these appeals are taken will be, and they are hereby

Affirmed.

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PeR Cubiam.

Appellant, petitioner, challenges right of resident judge to hear and pass upon the appeal from the Clerk of Superior Court. As to this, the statute G.S. 1-272 expressly declares that appeals lie to the judge of the Superior Court having jurisdiction, either in term or vacation, from judgments of the Clerk of the Superior Court in all matters of law or legal inference. The appeals here involve matters of law or legal inferences. And the cases are controlled by decision of this Court in former case of Highway Commission v. Pardington, 242 N.C 482, *70 88 S.E. 2d 102, on authority, of which the judgments from which these appeals are taken will be, and they are hereby

Affirmed.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE HIGHWAY AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION v. Mullican, 89 S.E.2d 738, 243 N.C. 68, 1955 N.C. LEXIS 692 (N.C. 1955).

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