Supreme Court of North Carolina March 24, 1909 (Ford v. . Stroud)
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United States · · · 24-03-1909
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Connor, J.
The defendant’s motion for judgment of nonsuit presents the merits of the appeal. The motion admits the plaintiff’s testimony to be true. If 'upon these facts he is entitled to maintain the action, the rulings in regard to the admission of evidence and the instructions are correct.
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