Lyon v. Shelter Resources Corp.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
VAUGHN, Judge.
Shelter first asserts that the repairs made by Peachtree in August, 1976 and plaintiff’s release of Peachtree relieves Shelter from liability. Shelter contends that since the defects were repaired, plaintiff has sustained no damages. Furthermore, if plaintiff may recover from Shelter for a breach of warranty, Shelter in turn may recover from Peachtree for any liability to plaintiff. Thus, Shelter argues, the release of Peachtree released Shelter. A defense based on waiver or release is an affirmative defense and, therefore, the defendant bears the burden of proof. Rule 8(c),…
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