'Incredible' Expert Proves Unable to Convince Court of Reasonable Value When Opposition Presents No Evidence

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February 19, 1997

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marital dissolution/divorce
Henry Carlton Grasty v. Nancy Grasty
No. COA96-642 (NC App. 1997)
US
State Court
North Carolina
Court of Appeals
Greene

Summary

The North Carolina Court of Appeals declined to place a value on the parties' service station even though one party presented expert testimony regarding its value.

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Henry Carlton Grasty v. Nancy Grasty

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February 19, 1997

The North Carolina Court of Appeals declined to place a value on the parties' service station even though one party presented expert testimony regarding its value. The appellate court affirmed the trial court's decision since it is the sole arbiter of cr ...