Union Cty. v. Town of Marshville
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BERGER, Judge.
*442 The Town of Marshville ("Defendant Town") appeals from two orders ruling on motions made in its dispute with Union County ("Plaintiff County") over the disposal of wastewater. The appealed orders are interlocutory, and Defendant Town must therefore establish grounds for appellate review. Interlocutory review of these orders is argued by Defendant Town to be proper because the orders affect the substantial rights of governmental immunity and the avoidance of the possibility of inconsistent verdicts, and these substantial rights would be lost without immediate review. Because…
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