Gilbert v. Thomas
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BECTON, Judge.
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On 24 March 1979, plaintiff Robert H. Gilbert, made the high bid to purchase the J. W. Gates Farm at an auction conducted by Barrow-Kennedy Auction Company (Barrow-Kennedy). Barrow-Kennedy acted as selling agent for the true owners, Gates’ heirs. Originally the farm had been offered at auction as nine separate tracts, identified as such on the Barrow-Kennedy sales map. Barrow-Kennedy next offered to sell the farm in groups of two or three tracts, and then, even later, offered to sell the farm as a whole. According to the Barrow-Kennedy map, only two of the nine tracts, tracts 8…
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