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§ 141-3 — Appointment of arbitrators

North Carolina § 141-3
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Ch. 141State Boundaries

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 141-3 (2026).

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If any disagreement shall arise between the commissioners, the Governor of this State is hereby authorized to appoint arbitrators to act with similar officers to be appointed by the other states in the settlement of the exact boundary. (1881, c. 347, s. 3; Code, s. 2291; 1889, c. 475, s. 3; Rev., s. 5317; C.S., s. 7398.)

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§ 141-1
Governor to cause boundaries to be established and protected
§ 141-2
Payment of expenses of establishing boundaries
§ 141-3
Appointment of arbitrators
§ 141-4
Disagreement of arbitrators reported to General Assembly
§ 141-5
Approval of survey
§ 141-6
Eastern boundary of State; jurisdiction over territory within littoral waters and lands under same
§ 141-7
Repealed by Session Laws 1977, c. 342
§ 141-7.1
Southern lateral seaward boundary
§ 141-8
Northern lateral seaward boundary
§ 141-9
Reestablishment of North Carolina-South Carolina boundary
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