Opinion
(Filed 2 March, 1927.)
APPEAL by B. P. Gentry et al. from Cranmer, J., at November Term, 1926, of HARNETT. Appeal dismissed.
Clifford Townsend and Charles Ross for appellants.
A. A. F. Seawell and K. R. Hoyle for appellees.
The appellants entered a special appearance and moved that as to them the action be dismissed. The motion was denied, and they excepted and appealed.
The appeal must be dismissed. It is fragmentary and premature. An appeal from an interlocutory order will not ordinarily be entertained. Watts v. Staton, 191 N.C. 215; Bradshaw v. Bank, 172 N.C. 632; Mann v. Gibbs, 156 N.C. 44; Turner v. Holden, 109 N.C. 182; Guilford v. Georgia Co., ibid., 310.
Appeal dismissed.