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Property – Trespass to Real Property –Written Motion for Summary Judgment (access required)

Dixon v. Gifford Where plaintiff received written notice of a motion for summary judgment and prepared a memorandum in opposition to it, plaintiff cannot argue that the lack of a written motion for summary judgment in the courthouse file nullifies the court’s ruling.
By North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff 
Published: January 24, 2013
Time posted: 10:07 am


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