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Bryan v. Kittinger
Chicken, hens, poultry, household pet, restrictive covenant, amended, Planned Community Act, encumbrance, spouse, written agreement, affirmative vote, duly-called meeting, Rule 59 motion, Rule 60 motion.
Carpenter v. Bank of Am. Corp.
Rule 60(b); mistake, inadvertence, surprise, or excusable neglect; newly discovered evidence; fraud; other reasons justifying relief.
Carroll at Bellemeade, LLC v. Kabuto, Inc.
trial court did not abuse its discretion in denying motion to set aside judgment of summary ejectment where tenant was served by posting and failed to appear at trial
Cauley v. Bean
Negligent infliction of emotional distress; NIED; Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss; notice pleading; reasonable foreseeability; severe emotional distress.
Daedalus, LLC v. City of Charlotte
Local Government; Statutory Authority; Ultra Vires; Interlocutory Appeal; Rule 54(b); Substantial Right; Writ of Certiorari
Foxx v. Foxx
Subsequent appeal, modification of equitable distribution, and findings of fact
Greene v. Lane
interlocutory order; substantial right; attorney disqualification; North Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct; conflict of interest
Hall v. Wilmington Health, PLLC
COVID-19, interlocutory, substantial right, due process, right to retained counsel, moot, preservation
Hill v. Grant
Order granting partial summary judgment is an interlocutory order and not immediately appealable. Appellant fails to show a substantial right will be lost absent immediate review.
In re C.J.O.
abuse, neglect, and dependency; trial court's adjudication of neglected was supported by factual findings, which were supported by the evidence
In re K.A.B.
UCCJEA, temporary emergency jurisdiction, visitation
In re K.W.
Appeal from order eliminating reunification; guardian ad litem for a parent; verification of guardians; waiver of constitutionally protected status argument.
In re S.M.
Findings of fact did not support adjudication of neglect where the adjudication order recited multiple allegations from the juvenile petition verbatim or near-verbatimt, lacked ultimate findings regarding pertinent issues, and included findings unsupported by clear and convincing evidence.
In re S.P.B.
Affirming termination of parental rights (TPR); adjudication on ground of willful abandonment; no abuse of discretion; termination in best interests of child.
In re W.A.
gag order, civil contempt, criminal contempt, juvenile petition, social media
In re Will of Gard
caveat; extrinsic fraud; statute of limitation; holographic will
In re: Pop Capitol Towers, LP
property tax commission; appeals to property tax commission were untimely and commission lacked jurisdiction because notices of appeal were not postmarked or received within 30 days after taxpayers' receipt of notices of decision
Kumaga v. Kumaga
Verified complaint for divorce; one year separation, NCGS 50-6; subject matter jurisdiction; fraudulent service.
Marshall v. Wortham Williams & Son, Inc.
Wrongful death; appellate jurisdiction
Morris v. Morris
child support, postseparation support, divorce, findings of fact, equitable distribution, conclusions of law