This instruction sheet provides information to the client concerning key issues pertinent to producing a successful outcome to his/her case. The instruction sheet discusses the following topics: medical care, record of complaints, wages and lost earnings, medical bills, and car repair.
North Carolina Instructions to Clients - Short
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Appellate Rule 25(a)(5) requires that, in cases that arise on appeal from a district court, bankruptcy appellate panel, or bankruptcy court, the privacy rule that applied to the case below will continue to apply to the case on appeal.
Rule 27. Depositions before action or pending appeal. (1) Petition. ? A person who desires to perpetuate his own testimony or that of another person regarding any matter may file a verified petition in the appropriate court in a county where any expected adverse party resides.
Rule 7 - Transcripts (a)Scope. This rule applies to the ordering, preparation, delivery, and filing of each transcript that is to be designated as part of the record on appeal. (b)Ordering by a Party. A party may order a transcript of any proceeding that the party considers necessary for the appeal.
Rule 31 - Petition for Rehearing (a)Time for Filing; Content. A petition for rehearing may be filed in a civil action within fifteen days after the mandate of the court has been issued.
Administrative rule 17 NCAC 06B . 3503(c) states that a partnership whose only activity is as an investment partnership shall not be considered to be doing business in North Carolina.
It shall be the duty of counsel for all parties to an appeal to avoid including in the printed record matter not necessary for an understanding of the issues presented on appeal. The cost of including such matter may be charged as costs to the party or counsel who caused or permitted its inclusion.
Rule 28 of the North Carolina Rules of Appellate Procedure requires that an appellant's brief contain ?[a] full and complete statement of the facts,? which ?should be a non-argumentative summary of all material facts underlying the matter in controversy which are necessary to understand all issues presented for review, ...
Rule 25(a) of the Rules provides in pertinent part that "[i]f after giving notice of appeal from any... commission...the appellant shall fail within the times allowed by these rules...to take any action required to present the appeal for decision, the appeal may on motion of any other party be dismissed."
