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Harty v Underhill, et al
Foreclosure Proceedings; N.C. Gen. Stat. Section 45-21.34; Summary Judgment; Unfair and Deceptive Practices; Tortious Interference with Contract.
In The Matter Of The Foreclosure: Gilbert
Foreclosure by Power of Sale; Rescission of loan under federal Truth in Lending Act; Status of Holder under the UCC: indorsement and possession of the promissory note
In The Matter Of: J.S.W.
Juvenile Code; District Court's Continuing Jurisdiction; Abuse of Discretion
Majewski Enterprises, Inc. v The Parks At Langston, Inc.
Breach of contract dispute; damages unclear
Puckett v Norandal USA, Inc., et al
Workers' Compensation; Interest Calculation; Initial Hearing Date
Sanchez v Town of Beaufort, et al
Historic Preservation; Standing; Arbitrary and Capricious
State v Brown
Rule 404(b) and pornography; SBM
State v Cobos
Indictment, material amendment, jurisdiction
State v Debiase
Involuntary Manslaughter, Sufficiency of the Evidence
State v Goode
sentencing
State v Green
SBM; additional findings along with risk assessment; sufficiency of evidence
State v Howell
Speedy Trial; Sixth Amendment; N.C. Gen. Stat. �§ 15A-711
State v Hunt
Second-degree sexual offense; Crime against nature; Mental disability
State v Leyshon
Right to proceed pro se; forfeiture of right to counsel; commitment for examination of capacity to proceed.
State v Stevenson
Plain error; illustrative evidence; jury's request to review evidence
Stewart v Hodge
Objection to claim for exemptions; timeliness of filing
Stinchcomb v Presbyterian Medical Care Corp., et al
Statute of limitations; Medical malpractice; N.C. Gen. Stat.ss 1A-1; Rule 9(j); Issuance of Summonses
Stinchcomb v Presbyterian Medical Care, et al
Statute of limitations; medical malpractice; N.C. Gen. Stat. section 1A-1, Rule 9(j); issuance of summons
Court of Appeals Published Opinions Filed April 19, 2011
A.C. Jones v Wallis, et al
Service of Process by Publication and Rule 4 & 5 of the NC Rules of Civil Procedure