GRAHAM, Judge.
The only evidence possibly justifying the entry of summary judgment for defendant arose from statements made by several examining physicians in the letters produced by plaintiff for defendant's examination and copying. These letters were not under oath and could therefore not be considered as affidavits. Ogburn v. Sterchi Brothers Stores, Inc., 218 N.C. 507, 11 S.E.2d 460.
The letters were lacking in still another respect. G.S. § 1A-1,...
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