The N.C. State Bar v. Key
Syllabus
order of discipline, misconduct, Rules of Professional Conduct, findings of fact, conclusions of law, substantial evidence, tax withholding, income taxes, trust accounting, client ledger, entrusted funds, mistrial, confidentiality, mortgage fraud, grievance process, letter of notice, discipline, suspension, disbarment, commission of felony, bad faith obstruction of the disciplinary process
How courts have described this case
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- holding plaintiff failed to preserve an argument that the trial court erred in failing to grant plaintiff's motion to strike paragraphs from affidavits because plaintiff failed to obtain a ruling on the motion
- requiring affidavits to be made on personal knowledge \setting forth facts admissible in evidence\
- overruling the plaintiff’s assignment of error regarding a motion to strike where there was no indication in the record that the trial court ruled on the plaintiff’s motion to strike
- Exhibits submitted in support of affidavits may be considered on summary judgment
- Exhibits submitted in support of affidavits may be considered on summary judgment
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