Crowell v. Parker
175 N.C. 717
Opinion
The principal exception of the defendants is that there was not sufficient evidence to support the findings of the jury, but upon an examination of the record we are of opinion there was evidence, direct and circumstantial, sustaining the verdict, and that there is no reversible error.
The action has been tried in accordance with the former opinion.
No error.
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Crowell v. Parker, 175 N.C. 717 (N.C. 1918).
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