Hilliard v. . Oram

Citations

• 11 S.E. 514
• 106 N.C. 467

Syllabus

<p>Premature Appeal — Interlocutory Judgment — Exceptions.</p> <p>1. When the Court sets aside a verdict as to one issue, and enters an interlocutory judgment as to the other, the proper course of the party injured is to note an exception and go on to the trial of the remaining issue, so that the whole appeal may be considered at once.</p> <p>2. Appeal from such interlocutory judgment, and at such stage of the proceeding, is premature and will be dismissed.</p>