Supreme Court of North Carolina June 16, 1966, 694 (Selph v. Selph)

Sharp, J.

No two rules are better settled in North Carolina than these:

(1) The trial judge has the discretionary power to set aside a verdict when, in his opinion, it would work injustice to let it stand; and, if.no question of law or legal inference is involved in the motion, his action in so doing is not subject to review .on appeal in the absence of a clear abuse of discretion.

Goldston v.