North Carolina Statutes
§ 66-37 — Person injured may sue on bond
North Carolina § 66-37
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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 66-37 (2026).
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Whenever such warehouseman fails to perform any duty or violates any of the provisions of this Article, any person injured by such failure or violation may bring an action in his name and to his own use in any court of competent jurisdiction on the bond of said warehouseman. (1901, c. 678, s. 3; Rev., s. 3031; C.S., s. 5120.)
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§ 66-100
Remedies§ 66-106
Definitions§ 66-107
Required disclosure statement§ 66-108
Bond or trust account required§ 66-109
Filing with Secretary of State§ 66-110
Contracts to be in writing§ 66-111
Remedies§ 66-112
Scope§ 66-118
Definitions§ 66-119
Contract requirements§ 66-120
Buyer's rights§ 66-121
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