Owens v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
207 N.C. 856
Opinion
That the plaintiff was contributorily negligent appears from his own testimony. Hence, the demurrer to the evidence was properly sustained. S. v. Fulcher, 184 N. C., 663, 113 S. E., 769; Wright v. R. R., 155 N. C., 325, 71 S. E., 306; Horne v. R. R., 170 N. C., 645, 87 S. E., 523.
Affirmed.
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