North Carolina Statutes

§ 6-25 — Party seeking recovery on usurious contracts; no costs

North Carolina·Ch. 6 Liability for Court Costs·Art. 3 Civil Actions and Proceedings

No costs shall be recovered by any party, whether plaintiff or defendant, who may endeavor to recover upon any usurious contract. (1895, c. 69; Rev., s. 1271; C.S., s. 1248.)

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Items allowed as costs

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Civil actions by the State; joinder of private party

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Civil action by and against State officers

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Actions by State for private persons, etc

§ 6-16

Repealed by Session Laws 1971, c. 269, s. 15

§ 6-17

Costs of State on appeals to federal courts

§ 6-17.1

Costs and expenses of State in connection with federal litigation arising out of State cases

§ 6-18

When costs allowed as of course to plaintiff

§ 6-19

When costs allowed as of course to defendant

§ 6-19.1

Attorney's fees to parties appealing or defending against agency decision

§ 6-2

Repealed by Session Laws 1971, c. 269, s. 15

§ 6-20

Costs allowed or not, in discretion of court

§ 6-21

Costs allowed either party or apportioned in discretion of court

§ 6-21.1

Allowance of counsel fees as part of costs in certain cases

§ 6-21.2

Attorneys' fees in notes, etc., in addition to interest

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