Gibbs v. Carolina Power & Light Company

Plaintiff’s first exception is to the refusal of the trial court to allow plaintiff to describe the manner in which defendant’s employees, Stroupe and Dockery, were working. This exception is without merit since, as no part of the record shows what the excluded evidence would have been, we cannot determine whether its exclusion was prejudicial. Cooperative Exchange v. Scott, 260 N.C. 81, 132 S.E. 2d 161. Moreover, it appears that other witnesses testified fully as to the manner in which Stroupe and Dockery were working. On review of judgment of nonsuit, any possible error in excluding this…