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 CourtRodmaN, J.
The allegations of negligence are: (1) Defendant Williams, permissive-ly using Massieis automobile, unlawfully parked it -at night an- a -rural .paved road and “abandoned the same for a -considerable period of time without leaving said car attended and without providing ,any lights or warning signals whatsoever . . . and without ■leaving at least 15 feet of % olear and unobstructed width upon the mailm-traveled portion of ¡said highway opposite said unlawfully parked automobile;” anld (2) “said .automobile being driven and unlawfully parked by the defendant, Coy Williams, 'had defective…
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