Williams v. Randolph
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
PARKER, Judge.
On appeal plaintiff has grouped her assignments of error into five arguments. Plaintiff contends the trial court erred (i) in entering judgment notwithstanding the verdict, (ii) in granting defendant’s conditional motion for a new trial, (iii) in dismissing plaintiff’s claim that defendant violated the Uniform Fiduciaries Act, (iv) in instructing the jury and (v) in admitting testimony as to defendant’s character for truthfulness. We address separately each of plaintiff’s contentions.
In reviewing the trial court’s entry of judgment notwithstanding the verdict, we note at the…
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