Brewer v. Hatcher
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN (Robert M.), Judge.
In his appellate brief, defendant contends that the court misinterpreted his position by assuming that the counterclaim was one for libel and slander rather than for interference with a contractual relationship. Prior to making this assertion in his brief, defendant states that “[b]efore drafting the Defendant’s Counterclaim, Defendant’s attorney consulted a recognized form book and followed the format almost verbatim in drafting the Second Counterclaim. See Bender’s Federal Practice Forms, Volume IB, Form No. 288.1 (Complaint in an action against a credit reporting…
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