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PEELE v. POWELL
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Dec 1, 1912
Evidence — Questions for Jury.
Upon a rehearing of this case it is held that the rules of law heretofore laid down are correct; but upon reconsidering the facts, the majority of the Court hold the evidence sufficient to be submitted to the jury.
BROWN and ALLEN, JJ., dissenting.
CLARK, C. J.
This is a petition to rehear. There is no division in the Court as to the propositions of law laid down on the former hearing; but upon a fuller consideration of the facts, the majority of the Court are now of opinion that there was sufficient evidence to submit the case to a jury.
Petition allowed.
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