Lowe v. Department of Motor Vehicles

Careful consideration of the evidence impels the conclusion that there was competent evidence to support the particular findings of fact made by the Commission and its ultimate finding or conclusion that plaintiff’s injuries were caused by the actionable negligence of defendant. Hence, assignments of error challenging the sufficiency of the evidence to support the findings of fact are overruled.

The more serious question is whether the Commission made its ultimate finding or conclusion of actionable negligence under misapprehension of the applicable law. McGill v. Lumberton, 215 N.C. 752, 3…