PER CURIAM.
The movant, Carpenter, is a stranger to this cause. He is neither party nor privy.
The general rule is that a stranger to the record, who is neither a party nor a privy to the action, unless authorized by statute, ordinarily has no standing to vacate a judgment by a motion in the cause. Smith v. City of Newbern, 73 N.C. 303; Edwards v. Phillips, 91 N.C. 355; Johnson v. Johnson, 142 N.C. 462, 55 S.E. 341; In re Hood ex rel. Carolina State Bank of...
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