finding that despite the "exclusive and original" jurisdiction language, "[n]evertheless, it has been held that the jurisdiction statute applicable to juveniles places no limitation upon the jurisdiction previously conferred by statute upon the Superior Court to issue writs of habeas corpus and to determine the custody of children of separated parents"
Summary of this case from Taylor v. Robinson1975
finding that despite the "exclusive and original" jurisdiction language, "[n]evertheless, it has been held that the jurisdiction statute applicable to juveniles places no limitation upon the jurisdiction previously conferred by statute upon the Superior Court to issue writs of habeas corpus and to determine the custody of children of separated parents"
Summary of this case from Taylor v. RobinsonFull title:PETITIONS FOR CERTIORARI TO THE COURT OF APPEALS
Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina
Date published: Jan 1, 1975
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