BOBBITT, Justice.
"A plea in bar is one that denies the plaintiff's right to maintain the action, and which, if established, will destroy the action." Mcintosh, N. C. Practice and Procedure, Sec. 523; Murchison Nat. Bank v. Evans, 191 N.C. 535, 132 S.E. 563.
If the alleged compromise and settlement is established, plaintiff's action is barred; but, it should be noted, defendant pleads in bar a consummated compromise and settlement.
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