Goodson v. Goodson
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
CLARK, Judge.
Plaintiff first assigns error to that part of the order awarding custody to the defendant, contending that he was prevented from establishing a substantial change in circumstances. Plaintiff contends that the judge erred in ruling that the current husband of the defendant, Michael Aistrop, was not a hostile witness, in sustaining objections to material leading questions asked of Aistrop, and in refusing to allow answers to those questions to be entered in the record. Although we agree that the trial judge erred in these rulings and we do not condone his conduct, we find that…
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