26 S.E. 774 | N.C. | 1897
"An exception that there is not sufficient evidence to go to the jury must always be made before verdict, in order that the defect can be supplied if possible"; for the sole object of judicial investigation is to ascertain the truth of the matter at issue. Sutton v. Walters,
It is true that exceptions for error in the charge may be taken, specifically, if made within ten days after the adjournment of the court,Lowe v. Elliott,
No error.
Cited: S. v. Furr,
(580)