Beasley v. Williams
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal -by plaintiff from Braswell, J., May 1963 Civil Session of JOHNSTON. Plaintiff seekis compensation for injuries resulting from a collision between an automobile operated by plaintiff and an automobile owned by defendant Maesie and with his permission operated by defendant William®. At the -conclusion oí the evidence the court allowed the motion oif defendants for nonsuit. Plaintiff excetpted and appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
133 S.E.2d 227 (1963)
260 N.C. 561
James Charles BEASLEY
v.
Coy WILLIAMS and John Louis Massie.
No. 533.
Supreme Court of North Carolina.
November 27, 1963.
Levinson & Levinson, Smithfield, by Knox V. Jenkins, Jr., Smithfield, for plaintiff appellant.
Teague, Johnson & Patterson, by Ronald C. Dilthey, Raleigh, for defendant appellees.
RODMAN, Justice.
The allegations of negligence are: (1) Defendant Williams, permissively using Massie's automobile, unlawfully parked it at night on a rural paved road and "abandoned the same for a considerable period of time without leaving said car attended and without…
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