EAGLES, Judge.
Plaintiff first assigns error to the trial judge's entry of the directed verdict in favor of the defendant. In determining the correctness of a directed verdict, we must consider the plaintiff's evidence to be true and resolve all contradictions in his favor, giving him the benefit of every inference which can be drawn from the evidence. Anderson v. Carter,
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