George E. Shepard, Jr., Inc. v. Kim, Inc.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BECTON, Judge.
I
We address the pivotal issue in this case at the outset —did Shepard, Inc. prove the existence of a valid and enforceable contract? The evidence when viewed in the light most favorable to Shepard, Inc., establishes a contract, breach of contract, and resulting damages. Consequently, the trial court properly denied Kim, Inc.’s motions for entry of a judgment of dismissal on the merits.
a) Mutual assent or counter offer
To form a valid contract there must be an offer and an acceptance, supported by adequate consideration. Kim, Inc. argues (1) that there was never a “meeting of the…
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