Hudson v. Hudson

MORRIS, Judge.

Plaintiff’s first assignment of error is to the admission of certain evidence offered by defendant. Defendant’s daughter testified that she believed an assault occurred in 1955. The error, if any there be, is rendered harmless by the overwhelming evidence of assaults by plaintiff on the person of defendant. As we have stated many times, it does not suffice that appellant show mere technical error, he must show that absent the error, a different result would likely have ensued. State v. Bass, 280 N.C. 435, 186 S.E. 2d 384 (1972). Appellant excepts as well to the admission of…