Cook v. Lawson
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBritt, J.
Plaintiff assigns as error the granting of defendant’s motion for nonsuit. Two questions are presented by this appeal: Was plaintiff entitled to have the jury pass upon his action for breach of contract; if so, what was the measure of damages?
It is clear that in North Carolina an oral contract to divide the profits from the purchase and sale of real estate is not within the statute of frauds. Newby v. Realty Co., 180 N.C. 51, 103 S.E. 909, 182 N.C. 34, 108 S.E. 323; Brogden v. Gibson, 165 N.C. 16, 80 S.E. 966.
In Newby v. Realty Co., supra, plaintiffs alleged and offered evidence tending to…
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