BARNHILL, Chief Justice.
Ordinarily it is within the discretion of the court to allow or deny a motion to make a party who is not a necessary party to the proceeding a party plaintiff or defendant, and the order entered is not reviewable. Aiken v. Rhodiss Mfg. Co., 141 N.C. 339, 53 S.E. 867; Guthrie v. Durham, 168 N.C. 573, 84 S.E. 859.
"The question of primary and secondary liability is for the offending parties to adjust between themselves." Dillon v. City...
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