AUTO FINANCE COMPANY OF NC v. McDonald
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtHiggins, J.
One question only was in dispute in the court below: Was the debt paid? The defendant admitted the execution and delivery of the note and contract. The plaintiff had possession and introduced both in evidence. Defendant relied on the defense of payment.
The court charged the jury that the burden of showing payment was on the defendant. This the defendant challenges upon the ground that the receipt from the plaintiff of the title (not the note and contract) marked paid, together with the accompanying letter, placed upon the plaintiff the burden “of going forward with the evidence” and…
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