Wilson v. Martin Memorial Hospital, Inc.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtDevikt, J.
The judgment of nonsuit as to the defendant Martin Memorial Hospital, Inc., was properly entered (Smith v. Duke University, 219 N.C. 628, 14 S.E. 2d 643; Penland v. Hospital, 199 N.C. 314, 154 S.E. 406), but a different question is presented by plaintiff’s appeal from the judgment of nonsuit as to the individual defendants.
In reviewing the trial judge’s ruling on the motion to nonsuit, the established rule requires that we consider the evidence offered on behalf of the plaintiff in the light most favorable for her, and that she is entitled to all reasonable inferences in her favor which…
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