Cases pin-citing Perkins
Perkins v. Arkansas Trucking Services, Inc. · 2000 · 4 pinpoint citations from 4 cases, 2 distinct passages.
State v. Cable
· 2024-06-18 · Court of Appeals of North Carolina · pin 351 N.C. at 634
“[I]n the absence of a contextual definition, [we] look to dictionaries to determine the ordinary meaning of the [word][.]”
Se. Auto., Inc. v. Genuine Parts Co.
· 2017-04-17 · North Carolina Business Court · pin 351 N.C. at 634
“In the absence of a contextual definition, courts may look to dictionaries to determine the ordinary meaning of words within a statute.”
City of Asheville v. Huskey
· 2010-05-18 · Court of Appeals of North Carolina · pin 351 N.C. at 634
"In the absence of a contextual definition, courts may look to dictionaries to determine the ordinary meaning of words within a statute."
In Re Webber
· 2009-12-08 · Court of Appeals of North Carolina · pin 351 N.C. at 634
“In the absence of a contextual definition, courts may look to dictionaries to determine the ordinary meaning of words within a statute.”