Supreme Court of North Carolina March 5, 1913 (Daniel v. . Dixon)
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United States · · · 05-03-1913
WalKEb, J.,
after stating the case: There are seventeen exceptions to evidence, and all of them fall within one of three classes: (1) If a question, to which objection is taken, is not answered, and there is nothing to show what evidence was expected to be elicited, the objection fails.
S. v. Leak,
156 N. C., 643.
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