McCraw v. Hamrick
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
PARKER, Judge.
The five “questions presented” in plaintiff’s brief raise but a single issue on appeal in this case: whether the trial court erred in its 29 October 1986 order dismissing plaintiff’s case if plaintiff failed to produce certain x-ray film within thirty days. We find that the order entered by the trial court was conditional and not self-executing and, therefore, void.
In her brief, plaintiff presents five alternative attacks on the trial court’s dismissal of her case as “the product of the practical mechanics of”: “a silent motion for summary judgment”; “a Rule 41(b) motion for…
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