Tucker v. City of Clinton

North Carolina Industrial Commission

Tucker v. City of Clinton

North Carolina Industrial Commission·Decided April 4, 1996·No. I.C. No. 180612·Published

Opinion

This matter is hereby Remanded for an evidentiary hearing before a Deputy Commissioner on the issue of acknowledgment of the illegitimate child considering the Court's Opinion filed on 21 November 1995 holding that the Clerk of Court's Order was incompetent.

FOR THE FULL COMMISSION

S/ ______________________ DIANNE C. SELLERS COMMISSIONER

CONCURRING:

S/ ____________________ J. HOWARD BUNN, JR. CHAIRMAN

S/ ____________________ JOEY W. BARNES SPECIAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

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This matter is hereby Remanded for an evidentiary hearing before a Deputy Commissioner on the issue of acknowledgment of the illegitimate child considering the Court's Opinion filed on 21 November 1995 holding that the Clerk of Court's Order was incompetent.

FOR THE FULL COMMISSION

S/ ______________________ DIANNE C. SELLERS COMMISSIONER

CONCURRING:

S/ ____________________ J. HOWARD BUNN, JR. CHAIRMAN

S/ ____________________ JOEY W. BARNES SPECIAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

Tucker v. City of Clinton, (N.C. Super. Ct. 1996).

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