North Carolina Reports: Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of North Carolina, Volume 151Nichols & Gorman, book and job printers, 1909 - Law reports, digests, etc Cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court of North Carolina. |
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... verdict for balance due on note , and defendant excepted . Verdict for plaintiff ; judgment , and defendant ex- cepted and appealed . Gaylord & Gaylord for plaintiff . Shepherd & Shepherd and Ward & Grimes for defendant . HOKE , J ...
... verdict for balance due on note , and defendant excepted . Verdict for plaintiff ; judgment , and defendant ex- cepted and appealed . Gaylord & Gaylord for plaintiff . Shepherd & Shepherd and Ward & Grimes for defendant . HOKE , J ...
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... Verdict - Additional Evidence - Court's Dis- cretion . When the trial judge has heard the evidence adduced upon a motion to set aside a verdict because of the improper conduct of a party in talking to a juror in his cause , it is within ...
... Verdict - Additional Evidence - Court's Dis- cretion . When the trial judge has heard the evidence adduced upon a motion to set aside a verdict because of the improper conduct of a party in talking to a juror in his cause , it is within ...
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... verdict because the plaintiff had talked to one of the jurors . This was not proper conduct on the part of the plaintiff , when unexplained , but the evidence shows that it was inadvertent and that what he said did not even remotely ...
... verdict because the plaintiff had talked to one of the jurors . This was not proper conduct on the part of the plaintiff , when unexplained , but the evidence shows that it was inadvertent and that what he said did not even remotely ...
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... verdict , by what the plaintiff said to one of the jurors . On the contrary , it appears that they were not and could not have been so influenced . The request of the plaintiff that he be allowed to offer addi- tional testimony after ...
... verdict , by what the plaintiff said to one of the jurors . On the contrary , it appears that they were not and could not have been so influenced . The request of the plaintiff that he be allowed to offer addi- tional testimony after ...
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... verdict of the jury on the first issue . 3. Insurance - Fraud and Deceit - Evidence Sufficient . The evidence in this case upon the question of whether the insured was induced by the defendant insurance company to take the policy by ...
... verdict of the jury on the first issue . 3. Insurance - Fraud and Deceit - Evidence Sufficient . The evidence in this case upon the question of whether the insured was induced by the defendant insurance company to take the policy by ...
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