Boyd v. Watts
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
MITCHELL, Justice.
This case arose from an installment land contract initially entered into between Dayvault Enterprises, Inc. [hereinafter “Day-vault”], the vendor, and Jessie E. Watts, the defendant-vendee. The plaintiffs, George and Pearline Boyd, are successors in interest to Dayvault. The plaintiffs filed a complaint seeking to quiet title and for a declaratory judgment. The defendant-vendee answered and counterclaimed. At the close of all evidence, the trial court entered judgment dismissing the defendant’s counterclaim and granting the plaintiffs’ motions for directed verdicts in their…
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