Supreme Court of North Carolina March 6, 1963, 594 (May v. SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY)
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United States · · · 06-03-1963
SHARP, J.
The jury having answered the issue of contributory negligence against the plaintiff, the defendants are entitled to a judgment unless there is error in the trial below entitling the plaintiff to a
venire de novo. Bullard v. Ross,
205 N.C. 495, 171 S.E. 789.
There is error in the charge on the fourth issue which, nothing else-appearing, would entitle the plaintiff to a new trial.
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