Scallon v. Hooper
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
CLARK, Judge.
Plaintiff has twice appealed from judgments in his favor. His displeasure with the favorable judgments is perhaps explained by defendants’ offer of judgment in the amount of $50,001.00 entered on 21 May 1979. The offer was not accepted by the plaintiff. We cannot ignore this offer of judgment and the substantial disparity which exists between the amount offered and the amounts of the jury verdicts because plaintiff and defendant have excepted and assigned error to that part of the judgment taxing against the plaintiff the costs incurred “up to and including the entry and indexing…
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