Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1935

Lertz v. . Hughes Brothers, Inc.

Lertz v. . Hughes Brothers, Inc.
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided September 18, 1935 · ScheNgk
181 S.E. 336; 208 N.C. 495; 1935 N.C. LEXIS 59 (South Eastern Reporter)

Lertz v. . Hughes Brothers, Inc.

Opinion of the Court

ScheNgk, J.

Tbis was a civil action instituted to recover damages for personal injuries alleged to bave been caused by tbe negligent operation by tbe defendant, Julia McLaurin, of an automobile in wbicb tbe plaintiff was a guest passenger.

Julia McLaurin, tbe appellee, was a codefendant witb Hughes Brothers, Incorporated, appellants in Lertz v. Hughes Brothers, Inc., et al., argued jointly witb tbis appeal in tbis Court. On tbe argument it was stated by counsel for tbe plaintiff, appellant herein, that if tbe plaintiff's judgment against Hughes Brothers, appellant in tbe other appeal, was upheld, she would be no longer interested in tbis appeal. Said judgment has been affirmed, ante, 490. ¥e bave, nevertheless, examined tbe record and think that bis Honor ruled correctly in allowing Miss Mc-Laurin’s motion for judgment as of nonsuit.

Affirmed.

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