16 S.E. 236 | N.C. | 1892
AVERY, J., dissenting. At the instance of the plaintiffs a notice was issued to J. J. Daniel to show cause why he should not be made a party defendant, and said Daniel making no resistance, an order to that effect was made by his Honor. From this order the original defendants appealed, and the only question to be considered is whether the appeal can be entertained at this stage of the action.
An appeal cannot be taken from an order of the Superior Court which does not determine the action, and which does not deprive the appellant of any substantial right which he might lose if the order is not reviewed before final judgment. Under such circumstances, the party may have his exception entered of record, and, if necessary, may have it considered *164
by the Supreme Court on appeal after the final judgment. Clementv. Foster,
APPEAL DISMISSED.