191 S.E.2d 721 (S.C. 1972), 19484, Burke v. Pearson

Citation: 191 S.E.2d 721, 259 S.C. 288

Opinion Judge: BRAILSFORD, Justice:

Party Name: Helen R. BURKE, By Her Guardian Ad Litem, John T. Burke, Respondent, v. Hugh O. PEARSON, Jr., Appellant.

Attorney: Messrs. T. Reeve Sams and Julian S. Levin, of Levin & Sams, Beaufort, for Appellant, cite: As to the evidence not being susceptible of the reasonable inference that the injuries sustained by the Respondent proximately resulted from negligence or wilfullness on the part of the Appellant: 189 N.C. ...

Case Date: September 12, 1972

Court: South Carolina Supreme Court

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