Boyer v. Agapion
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
HILL, Judge.
Plaintiff’s sole assignment of error is to the granting of summary judgment as to the lessor defendants. Plaintiff contends in his appellate brief that the lessor defendants made repairs or im provements to the steps in a negligent manner, that those negligent acts proximately caused his injury, and as a result the lessor defendants are liable to him.
There is no evidence of negligent repair. In response to interrogatories, Agapion stated that it was likely repairs were made on the steps before 1966. Agapion stated that the steps were painted in 1971. Miller, in response to…
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