Ayers v. Yancey Brothers Co.

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• noting that a judgment “right for any reason must be affirmed,” except where the judgment rests upon an erroneous legal theory, which is reversible error
• “ ‘Ordinarily, a judgment right for any reason must be affirmed, but where it is apparent that the court rests its judgment on reasons which are erroneous or upon an erroneous legal theory, it commits reversible error.’ ”

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