Farfour v. Mimosa Golf Club, Inc.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtWiNBORNE, J.
The principal assignment of error presented on this appeal is based upon exception to the ruling of the trial court in granting defendants’ motion for judgment as of nonsuit.
While historians tell us that the game of golf was played in Scotland more than five hundred years ago, and while there have been actions at law to recover damages for injuries sustained by persons on or near golf courses when hit by golf balls in flight when driven in play, the attorneys for the parties to this appeal fail to point out, and our own search of digests and annotations of decided cases fails to reveal, any…
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