Summary
moving party must show there can be no other evidence from which a jury can reach a different conclusion as to a material fact
Summary of this case from Sawyer v. CarterOpinion
1978
moving party must show there can be no other evidence from which a jury can reach a different conclusion as to a material fact
Summary of this case from Sawyer v. Carter1978
moving party must show there can be no other evidence from which a jury can reach a different conclusion as to a material fact
Summary of this case from Sawyer v. Cartergiving of notice of appeal and demanding trial by jury
Summary of this case from Thomas v. ThomasFull title:PETITIONS FOR DISCRETIONARY REVIEW
Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina
Date published: Jan 1, 1978
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