Clark v. Morris
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBrock, J.
Plaintiff assigns as error the entry of nonsuit as to Erlene S. Morris.
Plaintiff argued in his brief that he contracted with both the defendants who were engaged in the business of building and selling houses. He offered the testimony of William J. Morris on direct examination which tended to show that title to some of the lots purchased, and upon which houses were built, were placed in the names of both defendants; that Erlene S. Morris signed notes and mortgages for loans made to build houses on a speculative basis because the bank required her signature; that when second mortgages were…
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