There is no exceptive assignment of error appearing on the record wbicb requires, or would warrant, any interference with tbe verdict and judgment rendered in tbe Superior Court. Tbey will, therefore, be upheld.
No error.
Garrison ex rel. Garrison v. Grigsby, 194 N.C. 822 (1927)
Dec. 21, 1927
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Supreme Court of North Carolina
194 N.C. 822
BLAKE H. GARRISON, By His Next Friend, A. J. Garrison, v. GRIGSBY & COMPANY et al.
(Filed 21 December, 1927.)
Appeal by defendants from Sink, Special Judge, at August Special Term, 1927, of BuNcombe.
Civil action to recover damages for an alleged negligent injury, tried upon tbe following issues:
*823“1. "Was tbe plaintiff injured by tbe negligence of tbe defendants, as alleged in tbe complaint? Answer: Yes.
“2. Did tbe plaintiff by bis own negligence contribute to bis injuries, as alleged in tbe answer? Answer: No.
“3. Was tbe plaintiff injured by tbe negligence of a fellow-servant, as alleged in tbe answer? Answer: No.
“4. Wbat damages is tbe plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: $2,000.”
Judgment on tbe verdict for plaintiff, from wbicb tbe defendants appeal.
Roberts, Young & Lene for plaintiff.
B. R. Reynolds and I. W. Cashati for defendants.