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Civil Procedure

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Definitions.

General Provisions.

Limitations, General Provisions.

Limitations, Real Property.

Limitations, Other Than Real Property.

Limitations, Actions Not Otherwise Limited.

Parties.

Jurisdiction.

Venue.

Application of Foreign Law.

Summons.

Prosecution Bonds.

Joint and Several Debtors.

Lis Pendens.

Complaint.

Defendant s Pleadings.

Demurrer.

Answer.

Reply.

Pleadings, General Provisions.

Amendments.

Pretrial Hearings.

Trial.

Reference.

Issues.

Verdict and Exceptions.

Judgment.

Confession of Judgment.

Submission of Controversy without Action.

Declaratory Judgments.

Three-Judge Panel for Redistricting Challenges and for Certain Challenges to State Laws.

Distribution of Unpaid Residuals in Class Action Litigation.

Appeal.

Appeals and Transfers from the Clerk.

Execution.

Execution and Judicial Sales.

Judicial Sales.

Execution Sales.

Validating Sections.

Betterments.

Supplemental Proceedings.

Property Exempt from Execution.

Special Proceedings.

Arrest and Bail.

Attachment.

Claim and Delivery.

Injunction.

Receivers.

North Carolina Commercial Receivership Act.

Deposit or Delivery of Money or Other Property.

Mandamus.

Quo Warranto.

Waste.

Nuisance and Other Wrongs.

Adjudication of Small Claims in Superior Court.

Defense of Charitable Immunity Abolished; and Qualified Immunity for Volunteers.

Actions Pertaining to Local Units of Government.

Abolition of Parent-Child Immunity in Motor Vehicle Cases.

Affirmative Defense Based on Year 2000 Failure.

Immunity for Damage to Vehicle.

Compromise.

Tender.

Structured Settlement Protection Act.

Arbitration and Award.

Arbitration and Award.

International Commercial Arbitration and Conciliation.

Revised Uniform Arbitration Act.

Examination Before Trial.

Motions and Orders.

Notices.

Time.

General Provisions as to Legal Advertising.

False Claims Act.

Limited Civil Liability of Domestic Violence Shelters and Persons Associated With the Shelters.

Uniform Collaborative Law Act.