State v. Phillips
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
CAMPBELL, Judge.
Defendant first assigns as error the introduction into evidence of the television and vacuum cleaner alleged to have been taken from the City Electric Co. and the toaster found on the floor of the store. Defendant concedes that these items were relevant and material, but it is contended that they were not properly identified and therefore should not have been admitted into evidence.
The witness Flemming, an employee of the store, identified the television, the vacuum cleaner and the toaster as belonging to the City Electric Co. He testified that they had the box for the vacuum…
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