RODMAN, Justice.
Acting contrary to the provisions of a municipal ordinance is made a misdemeanor by statute, G.S. § 14-4. Notwithstanding the all-inclusive language of the statute, guilt must rest on the violation of a valid ordinance. If the ordinance is not valid, there can be no guilt. State v. Abernethy, 190 N.C. 768, 130 S.E. 619; State v. Prevo, 178 N.C. 740, 101 S.E. 370.
Defendant admits he acted as charged. He denies the power of the town to...
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