All Types Truck Sales, Inc. v. Carter & Mullings, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Mississippi
1Opinion of the Court
MAXWELL, J.,
for the Court:
■ ¶ 1. A judge sitting in a bench trial should grant a defendant’s motion for an involuntary dismissal at the close of a plaintiffs case'if, after viewing the evidence fairly, the judge would find for the defendant. That" is exactly what happened here. The trial judge dismissed All Types Track ’ Sales Inc.’s negligence claims against Carter & Mullings Incorporated (Carter) — a construction company tasked with widening the public roadway where All Types’ business was located. We find no manifest error in the trial judge’s dismissal.
¶ 2. We also find no abuse of…
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