Vincent v. Woody
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBarnhill, J.
Tbe appellant’s exception to tbe denial of bis motion to dismiss tbe action as in ease of involuntary nonsuit is untenable. He admits in bis answer that plaintiff bolds tbe legal title to tbe vehicle in controversy and that be received possession thereof from plaintiff, which possession be has not voluntarily surrendered. Even now be claims tbe right of possession under an agreement that be should retain tbe same as security for tbe debt alleged to be due bim by plaintiff. And plaintiff offered evidence tending to show that while tbe vehicle was in Woody’s possession or in tbe possession of…
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