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    • North Carolina General Statutes
    • Chapter 17 - Habeas Corpus
    • Article 5 - Enforcement of Writ.
    • § 17-24 - No civil liability for obedience.

    North Carolina General Statutes
    Article 5 - Enforcement of Writ.
    § 17-24 - No civil liability for obedience.

    17-24. No civil liability for obedience.
    No officer or other person shall be liable to any civil action for obeying a judgment or order of discharge upon writ of habeas corpus. (1868-9, c. 116, s. 25; Code, s. 1650; Rev., s. 1842; C.S., s. 2226.)

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    Structure North Carolina General Statutes

    North Carolina General Statutes

    Chapter 17 - Habeas Corpus

    Article 5 - Enforcement of Writ.

    § 17-16 - Attachment for failure to obey.

    § 17-17 - Liability of judge refusing attachment.

    § 17-18 - Attachment against sheriff to be directed to coroner; procedure.

    § 17-19 - Precept to bring up party detained.

    § 17-20 - Liability of judge refusing precept.

    § 17-21 - Liability of judge conniving at insufficient return.

    § 17-22 - Power of county to aid service.

    § 17-23 - Obedience to order of discharge compelled.

    § 17-24 - No civil liability for obedience.

    § 17-25 - Recommittal after discharge; penalty.

    § 17-26 - Disobedience to writ or refusing copy of process; penalty.

    § 17-27 - Penalty for false return.

    § 17-28 - Penalty for concealing party entitled to writ.

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