Jeffries v. Interagency Drug Enf. Corr.

North Carolina Industrial Commission

Jeffries v. Interagency Drug Enf. Corr.

CourtNorth Carolina Industrial Commission

DecidedSeptember 24, 1999

DocketI.C. No. TA-15805

StatusPublished

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Jeffries v. Interagency Drug Enf. Corr., (N.C. Super. Ct. 1999).

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Opinion

It is hereby found plaintiff has not made a claim against a department, institution, or agency of the State, has not alleged negligence on the part an agent or employee of the state, and has failed to file his claim within the three-year statute of limitations. Since these things are required to state a claim and for jurisdiction under the Tort Claims Act, G. S. 143-291 et seq., the Industrial Commission therefore lacks personal and subject matter jurisdiction and the plaintiff has failed to state a claim upon which relief can be granted and plaintiff's claim is hereby dismissed with prejudice due to lack of personal subject matter jurisdiction and a failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted.

No costs are assessed.

This ___ day of September 1999.

S/_____________ DIANNE C. SELLERS COMMISSIONER

CONCURRING:

S/_____________ CHRISTOPHER SCOTT COMMISSIONER

S/_____________ RENEE C. RIGGSBEE COMMISSIONER

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It is hereby found plaintiff has not made a claim against a department, institution, or agency of the State, has not alleged negligence on the part an agent or employee of the state, and has failed to file his claim within the three-year statute of limitations. Since these things are required to state a claim and for jurisdiction under the Tort Claims Act, G. S. 143-291 et seq., the Industrial Commission therefore lacks personal and subject matter jurisdiction and the plaintiff has failed to state a claim upon which relief can be granted and plaintiff's claim is hereby dismissed with prejudice due to lack of personal subject matter jurisdiction and a failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted.