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STATE v. LEWIS
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Dec 1, 1907
Appeal and Error — Case — Service — Practice.
The Supreme Court will not consider a case on appeal when it does not appear to have been served upon opposing party and no case on appeal appears in the record proper.
Verdict of guilty. Judgment, and the defendant excepted and appealed
PER CURIAM:
No statement of case on appeal having been served on the solicitor, or tendered, and no copy of the defendant's case on appeal having been served on him or accepted by him, and no case appearing in the record proper, the judgment is affirmed on authority of S. v. Clenny, 133 N.C. 662, and S. v. Cameron, 121 N.C. 572.
Judgment affirmed.
Cited: S. v. Bailey, 162 N.C. 584.
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