WILSON ELECTRIC COMPANY v. Robinson

GRAHAM, Judge.

Through its first seven assignments of error, plaintiff contends that the court erred-in (1) denying plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment on defendants’ claim for slander of title, (2) refusing to direct a verdict for plaintiff on the issues relating to that claim, and (3) erroneously charging the jury in several respects as to these issues. These assignments of error are overruled.

All issues having to do with defendants’ counterclaim for slander of title were answered in plaintiff’s favor. Error, if any, in portions of a jury charge relating to issues answered in favor of…