1-231. What judge approves judgments.
In all cases where a judgment, decree or order of the superior court is required to be approved by a judge, it shall be approved by the judge having jurisdiction of receivers and injunctions. (1876-7, c. 223, s. 3; 1879, c. 63; 1881, c. 51; Code, s. 432; Rev., s. 571; C.S., s. 611.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
§ 1-208.1 - Judgment docket, judgment and docket book defined.
§ 1-209.2 - Voluntary nonsuit by petitioner in condemnation proceeding.
§ 1-210 - Return of execution; order for disbursement of proceeds.
§ 1-215.1 - Judgments or orders not rendered on Mondays validated.
§ 1-215.2 - Time within which judgments or orders signed on days other than Mondays may be attacked.
§ 1-215.3 - Validation of conveyances pursuant to orders made on days other than Mondays.
§ 1-217 - Certain default judgments validated.
§ 1-217.1 - Judgments based on summons erroneously designated alias or pluries validated.
§ 1-217.2 - Judgments by default to remove cloud from title to real estate validated.
§ 1-223 - Against married persons.
§ 1-228 - Regarded as a deed and registered.
§ 1-229 - Certified registered copy evidence.
§ 1-230 - In action for recovery of personal property.
§ 1-231 - What judge approves judgments.
§ 1-233 - Docketed and indexed.
§ 1-234 - Where and how docketed; lien.
§ 1-235 - Of appellate division docketed in superior court; lien.
§ 1-236.1 - Transcripts of judgments certified by deputy clerks validated.
§ 1-241 - Clerk to pay money to party entitled.
§ 1-242 - Credits upon judgments.
§ 1-243 - For money due on judicial sale.
§ 1-245 - Cancellation of judgments discharged through bankruptcy proceedings.
§ 1-246 - Assignment of judgment to be entered on judgment docket, signed and witnessed.