Fast v. Gulley
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtParker, C.J.
Defendants have two assignments of error to the admission of evidence. The evidence was clearly admissible, and these assignments of error are overruled. Defendants’ assignments of error to the findings of fact by Judge Braswell are overruled, for the simple reason that they are supported by competent evidence.
The agreement or contract between Helen J. Fast and her father Oliver T. Justice was entered into in the State of New Jersey, as shown by the finding of fact. In interpreting a contract made outside of this State our courts long ago established the principle' that the law of the country…
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