Mallet v. Huske
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtRodmaN, J.
Defendants’ assignments of error, Nos. 20, 57 and 67, are directed to the refusal of the court to allow their motions for nonsuit. Defendants elected to offer evidence. They thereby waived the right to insist on motions made prior to the conclusion of the evidence. G.S. 1-183. Only the motion, assignment No. 67, made at the conclusion of the evidence, need be considered.
In their argument for a nonsuit, defendants say: “The evidence was insufficient to support a verdict of adverse possession in that it did not describe, identify or locate as definite areas of land within the bounds of the…
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