· 7/23/1997
Monroe v. King
Citations
- 346 N.C. 548
- 488 S.E.2d 806
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a contract could not vitiate a statutory right of a contractor to a hearing before a disinterested person
- dispute mechanism set out in Act requires disinterested person to hear appeals, and private con- tractor could not contract with the county to have his administrative appeal heard by county executive
- an employee is not a disinterested party as required by statute
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