Anderson Ex Rel. Jerome v. Town of Andrews
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
WYNN, Judge.
In general, municipalities in North Carolina are immune from liability for their negligent acts arising out of governmental activities unless the municipality waives such immunity by purchasing liability insurance. A plaintiff seeking recovery under such theory must allege waiver of immunity by purchase of insurance. Did the complaint in this case sufficiently allege waiver by stating: “Upon information and belief, Defendants each maintain, and at all times relevant to this claim maintained, liability insurance affording coverage to this action.” Because we believe that this…
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