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NC Rule 60(b)

landlord tenant attorney North Carolina Aug 3, 2026
Good morning! I am new to posting here and want to ensure I follow the community guidelines. I am looking for general information on North Carolina civil procedure and how tenant screening reports interact with public court data. • How does an NC Rule 60(b) motion typically function regarding relief from a summary ejectment filing, rather than a physical eviction? • In civil procedure, how does the court view Rule 60(b) motions when there are multiple filings associated with a single property? • Generally speaking, if a writ of possession is recalled prior to being served by the sheriff, does that action affect whether the initial filing appears on third-party tenant screening reports? • What are the standard legal benchmarks or grounds required for a Rule 60(b) motion to be considered successful in a civil context? Thank you in advance for any insight into how these rules and reports work in NC! Location: Forsyth County, North Carolina
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