Johnson v. Lockman
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
MORRIS, Chief Judge.
Plaintiff assigns error to the entry of summary judgment for defendants on the ground that genuine issues of material fact remain to be resolved, i.e., whether Lockman made a factual misrepresentation to the plaintiff, and if so, whether plaintiff reasonably relied upon that representation. Defendants essentially concede for purposes of their motion for summary judgment that a misrepresentation was made by defendant Lockman. Therefore, the sole question for resolution in this matter concerns whether, as a matter of law and based upon the undisputed facts in this record,…
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