Johnson v. Massengill
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
LAKE, Justice.
In the oral argument it became clear that the printed record did not disclose the setting in which the evidence, to the admission of which the defendant excepts, was introduced. By-stipulation of the parties, the stenographic transcript of the entire trial was filed “as the correct statement of case on appeal as appropriate.” Under the special circumstances of this case, we have so considered it.
Mrs. Garland Barefoot, called as a witness for the plaintiff prior to the offering of any evidence by the defendant, testified that she and her husband operate the Meadow Farm Storage…
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