Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1930

Art Bronze & Iron Works v. Beaman

Art Bronze & Iron Works v. Beaman
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided October 8, 1930 · Stacy
199 N.C. 537

Art Bronze & Iron Works v. Beaman

Opinion of the Court

Stacy, C. J.

Appellant’s motion for judgment non obstante veredicto', which, in effect, is but a belated motion for judgment on the pleadings, was properly overruled on authority of the decisions in Jernigan v. Neighbors, 195 N. C., 231, 141 S. E., 586, and Shives v. Cotton Mills, 151 N. C., 290, 66 S. E., 141. The defendant Gower, in his answer, denies the agreement as alleged by the Commercial Casualty Insurance Company, but this is the extent of his plea.

The record discloses no exceptive assignment of error upon which a reversal of the judgment might properly be based. Hence, it will not be disturbed.

No error.

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