71 S.E. 355 | N.C. | 1911
This is a petition for certiorari by C. H. Miller. The facts have been fully stated in an opinion just filed by Mr. Justice Hoke denying Miller's motion to consider his exceptions without the necessity of an appeal. He now asks for a certiorari to bring up his appeal, alleging that he failed to appeal from the final judgment rendered at the December Term below on account of the error of his counsel.
The Court has often held that this would not be ground for a certiorari
except possibly under very exceptional circumstances. Barber v. Justice,
At the next term of the court below the petitioner can move for final judgment in the action, and on his appeal therefrom the exceptions heretofore taken by him will be brought up and reviewed. As it will be expensive, and entirely unnecessary to reprint the voluminous record which was here on the former appeal, on the appeal from the final judgment, the record which was brought here on the former appeal,
Should there be an appeal from the final judgment there will be a stay of execution as to such of the parties as appeal, upon compliance with the requirements of Revisal, 598.
Certiorari denied.
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