Marshall v. Southern Railway Co.
233 N.C. 38, 62 S.E.2d 489 (1950)
Facts: Defendant's train tracks had supports by a road; plaintiff ran into them because he was distracted by another driver's brights.
Procedure: Trial judge sustained defendant's motion for nonsuit.
Issue: Was there a suit?
Holding: No.
Reasoning: Plaintiff failed to exercise due care as a driver.
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