In re T.B. (2009)
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Gibson v. Lopez (2020)
App. 841, 846 , 600 S.E.2d 9, 13 (2004) (“[S]uch placement does not warrant the conclusion that respondent was standing in loco parentis to the children.”) (emphasis added); In re T.B., 200 N.C.
“[W]e are unable to conclude that [r]espondent’s actions are consistent with one who assumes the status and obligation of a parent[.]”
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Gibson v. Lopez (2020)
App. 841, 846 , 600 S.E.2d 9, 13 (2004) (“[S]uch placement does not warrant the conclusion that respondent was standing in loco parentis to the children.”) (emphasis added); In re T.B., 200 N.C.
“[W]e are unable to conclude that [r]espondent’s actions are consistent with one who assumes the status and obligation of a parent[.]”
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In re: L.C. (2024)
See In re T.B., 200 N.C.
“Although [the r]espondent’s brief does not address the issue of standing, we are compelled to address this issue.”
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N.C. Dep't of Revenue v. Integon Nat'l Ins. Co. (2022)
It “must be addressed, and found to exist, before the merits of [the] case are judicially resolved.” In re T.B., 200 N.C.
internal marks omitted
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Lau v. Constable (2022)
“Standing is a necessary prerequisite to a court’s proper exercise of subject matter jurisdiction[,]” In re Z.G.J., 378 N.C. 500 , 2021-NCSC-102, ¶ 12 (citation omitted), and “must be addressed, and found to exist, before the merits of the case are judicially resolved[,]” In re T.B., 200 N.C.
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State v. Benitez (2018)
See generally In re T.B. , 200 N.C.
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Universal Cab Co., Inc. v. City of Charlotte (2015)
See, e.g., In re T.B., 200 N.C.
standing “is a threshold issue that must be addressed, and found to exist, before the merits of [the] case are judicially resolved”
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Khan Bros., Inc. v. City of Charlotte (2015)
See, e.g., In re T.B., 200 N.C.
standing “is a threshold issue that must be addressed, and found to exist, before the merits of [the] case are judicially resolved.”
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In re T.H. (2014)
Stat. § 7B-101(8) (2011) (A “Custodian” is defined as “[t]he person or agency that has been awarded legal custody of a juvenile by a court or a person, other than parents or legal guardian, who has assumed the status and obligation of a parent without being awarded the legal custody of a juvenile by a court.); see also In re T.B., 200 N.C.