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§ 7A‑14.  Reprintsof Supreme Court Reports.

The Supreme Court is authorized to have such of the Reports of theSupreme Court of the State of North Carolina as are not on hand for sale,republished and numbered consecutively, retaining the present numbers and namesof the reporters and by means of star pages in the margin retaining theoriginal numbering of the pages. The Supreme Court is authorized to have suchReports reprinted without any alteration from the original edition thereof,except as may be directed by the Supreme Court. The contract for suchreprinting and republishing shall be made by the Administrative Office of theCourts  in the manner prescribed in G.S. 7A‑6. Such republication shallthus continue until the State shall have for sale all of such Reports; andhereafter when the editions of any number or volume of the Supreme CourtReports shall be exhausted, it shall be the duty of the Supreme Court to havethe same reprinted under the provisions of this section and G.S. 7A‑6. Inreprinting the Reports that have already been annotated, the annotations andthe additional indexes therein shall be retained. (Code, s. 3634; 1885, c. 309; 1889, c. 473, ss. 1‑4,6; Rev., s. 5361; 1907, c. 503; 1917, cc. 201, 292; C.S., s. 7671; 1923,  c.176; 1929, c. 39, s. 2; 1975, c. 328.)

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Statutes > North-carolina > Chapter_7A > GS_7A-14

§ 7A‑14.  Reprintsof Supreme Court Reports.

The Supreme Court is authorized to have such of the Reports of theSupreme Court of the State of North Carolina as are not on hand for sale,republished and numbered consecutively, retaining the present numbers and namesof the reporters and by means of star pages in the margin retaining theoriginal numbering of the pages. The Supreme Court is authorized to have suchReports reprinted without any alteration from the original edition thereof,except as may be directed by the Supreme Court. The contract for suchreprinting and republishing shall be made by the Administrative Office of theCourts  in the manner prescribed in G.S. 7A‑6. Such republication shallthus continue until the State shall have for sale all of such Reports; andhereafter when the editions of any number or volume of the Supreme CourtReports shall be exhausted, it shall be the duty of the Supreme Court to havethe same reprinted under the provisions of this section and G.S. 7A‑6. Inreprinting the Reports that have already been annotated, the annotations andthe additional indexes therein shall be retained. (Code, s. 3634; 1885, c. 309; 1889, c. 473, ss. 1‑4,6; Rev., s. 5361; 1907, c. 503; 1917, cc. 201, 292; C.S., s. 7671; 1923,  c.176; 1929, c. 39, s. 2; 1975, c. 328.)


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Statutes > North-carolina > Chapter_7A > GS_7A-14

§ 7A‑14.  Reprintsof Supreme Court Reports.

The Supreme Court is authorized to have such of the Reports of theSupreme Court of the State of North Carolina as are not on hand for sale,republished and numbered consecutively, retaining the present numbers and namesof the reporters and by means of star pages in the margin retaining theoriginal numbering of the pages. The Supreme Court is authorized to have suchReports reprinted without any alteration from the original edition thereof,except as may be directed by the Supreme Court. The contract for suchreprinting and republishing shall be made by the Administrative Office of theCourts  in the manner prescribed in G.S. 7A‑6. Such republication shallthus continue until the State shall have for sale all of such Reports; andhereafter when the editions of any number or volume of the Supreme CourtReports shall be exhausted, it shall be the duty of the Supreme Court to havethe same reprinted under the provisions of this section and G.S. 7A‑6. Inreprinting the Reports that have already been annotated, the annotations andthe additional indexes therein shall be retained. (Code, s. 3634; 1885, c. 309; 1889, c. 473, ss. 1‑4,6; Rev., s. 5361; 1907, c. 503; 1917, cc. 201, 292; C.S., s. 7671; 1923,  c.176; 1929, c. 39, s. 2; 1975, c. 328.)