Providence Volunteer Fire Department v. Town of Weddington
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
*428 INMAN, Judge.
*128 A municipality's motion to dismiss a tort claim based on governmental immunity is properly denied when the motion does not refute a verified complaint alleging that the tort occurred when the municipality was engaged in a proprietary function. A preliminary injunction is inappropriate where a plaintiff has filed a notice of lis pendens , thereby securing a full, adequate, and complete remedy at law.
Providence Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. ("Plaintiff" or "Providence") owned a fire station in Union County that needed substantial and cost prohibitive repairs and improvements.…
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