Supreme Court of North Carolina October 5, 1885 (State v. . Glisson)

Smith, C. J.,

(after stating the case as above). We see no error in these directions. It is a reasonable inference from the delivery of testimony, that it comes under the sanction of an oath or an affirmation, its equivalent, inasmuch as this is an indispensable prerequisite to its being received and heard, and no objection from any source was made to its admission.