Hinson v. Dawson
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBobbitt, J.
At the conclusion of trial of' this cause at August-September Term, 1954, of Wayne, judgment was entered that plaintiff recover nothing from defendants. Plaintiff appealed. A partial new trial was ordered, as appears in Hinson v. Dawson, 241 N.C. 714, 86 S.E. 2d 585. There was a final adjudication that the injuries received by plaintiff’s intestate in the automobile collision on 20 December, 1953, did not proximately cause his death on 27 January, 1954; and, after certification of the opinion, judgment was entered in the superior court to that effect. Thereafter, plaintiff was permitted to…
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