Mitchem v. James
197 S.E. 127, 213 N.C. 673, 1938 N.C. LEXIS 179
Opinion
We agree witb tbe trial court that if plaintiff’s own
expert witness cannot say she was improperly treated and has no opinion as to whether the broken bones were properly set, the evidence is not such as to require its submission to the jury. The case is not unlike Ferguson v. Glenn, 201 N. C., 128, 159 S. E., 5.
Affirmed.
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