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Williams v. Lumber Company

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Dec 1, 1929
150 S.E. 927 (N.C. 1929)

Opinion

(Filed 18 December, 1929.)

APPEAL by plaintiff from McElroy, J., at June Term, 1929, of GRAHAM. Affirmed.

T. M. Jenkins and A. Hall Johnston for plaintiff.

R. L. Phillips for defendant.


This action was instituted by the plaintiff to recover damages of the defendant for the alleged negligent infliction of personal injury resulting in the death of her intestate. At the conclusion of the evidence judgment of nonsuit was rendered and the plaintiff excepted and appealed.

The judgment must be affirmed. The evidence considered in the light most favorable to the plaintiff is not sufficient to sustain a judgment against the defendant. The record presents nothing more than familiar and established principles in the law of negligence and a repeated application of these principles to evidence is deemed to be unnecessary.

Judgment affirmed.


Summaries of

Williams v. Lumber Company

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Dec 1, 1929
150 S.E. 927 (N.C. 1929)
Case details for

Williams v. Lumber Company

Case Details

Full title:CORRIE WILLIAMS, ADMINISTRATRIX OF CLAUDE WILLIAMS, v. BEMIS LUMBER COMPANY

Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina

Date published: Dec 1, 1929

Citations

150 S.E. 927 (N.C. 1929)
150 S.E. 927