93 N.C. 559 | N.C. | 1885
The transcript of the record in this case is fatally defective. It does not appear from it that a court was held by a judge at the place allowed by law or, indeed, at all, or that a grand jury was drawn and charged. The appears sent up purport to be copies of some parts of a record, and are disorderly. They fail to give this Court jurisdiction to decide the question intended to be sent up for review.
The case is substantially like that of S. v. Butts,
The motion to dismiss the appeal is allowed.
Dismissed.
Cited: S. v. McDowell, ante, 542; S. v. Farrar,
(560)