Herring v. Volume Merchandise, Inc.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtRodmaN, J.
When the case was here before we held the statute of frauds was applicable to a parol offer to surrender a lease having more than three years to run, but had no application to an agreement to terminate consummated by an actual surrender. We also held the doctrine of estoppel in pais could be invoked when the facts were sufficient to call for its application.
The questions now for determination are: (1) Is there any evidence of an agreement to terminate consummated by an actual surrender? (2) Is there evidence sufficient to support plaintiffs’ claim of estoppel?
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