Puryear v. . Lynch

28 S.E. 410 | N.C. | 1897

In this case Justice Furches did not sit, and the Court is evenly divided. The practice of appellate courts in such cases is that the judgment below stands, not as a precedent, but as the decision in the case.Durham v. R. R., 113 N.C. 240, and authorities there cited.

Affirmed.

Cited: Bank v. Burlington, 124 N.C. 252; Boone v. Peebles, 126 N.C. 825.