Hunt v. Hunt

Defendant assigns as error the Court’s refusal to allow his motions for nonsuit and directed verdicts. Because these assign ments are fundamental and are the errors principally relied on by defendant, they must be examined and their merit evaluated before considering other asserted errors. Since the motions are directed to all five causes of action alleged by plaintiffs, each having a foundation distinct from the others, we deal with the motions as they relate to each cause of action.(1) Proceeds of sale of the Homeplace and Miller property. The following facts are admitted in the pleadings…