Dunlap v. . Carter
156 S.E. 926, 200 N.C. 797, 1931 N.C. LEXIS 447
Opinion
In all essential aspects the record presents an issue of fact which was determined by the jury adversely to the defendant. The *798 evidence was conflicting and tbe jury would bave been fully warranted in finding- for tbe defendant. Tbis, however, they did not do. A close examination of all exceptions discloses to us no reversible error, and tbe judgment is affirmed.
No error.
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Dunlap v. . Carter, 156 S.E. 926, 200 N.C. 797, 1931 N.C. LEXIS 447 (N.C. 1931).
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