Supreme Court of North Carolina February 19, 1907 (Darden v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad)

Brown, J.

We have examined with care each of the exceptions set out in the record, and think they are without merit, but do not deem it necessary to notice them

seriatim.

The argument, as well as brief, of the learned counsel for the defendant was largely devoted to an attempt to show that the recent case of

Shaw v.

Railroad, 143 N. C., 312, is a controlling authority as to this case.