Edwards v. Arnold
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBobbitt, J.
The judgment recites that plaintiffs’ motion “for judgment of nonsuit on defendants’ cross action” was denied at the close of defendants’ evidence but allowed “at the close of all the evidence.” Affirmative defenses, not a cross action, were pleaded by defendants. In view of the quoted adjudications, this recital in the judgment would seem only to reflect a ruling by the court that defendants’ evidence was not sufficient to require submission of an issue relating to -defendants’ alleged adverse possession under color of title for more than seven years. Since, for reasons stated below, the…
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