2005 North Carolina Code - General Statutes § 1-69.1. Unincorporated associations and partnerships; suit by or against.

§ 1‑69.1.  Unincorporated associations and partnerships; suit by or against.

All unincorporated associations, organizations or societies, or general or limited partnerships, foreign or domestic, whether organized for profit or not, may hereafter sue or be sued under the name by which they are commonly known and called, or under which they are doing business, to the same extent as any other legal entity established by law and without naming any of the individual members composing it. Any judgments and executions against any such association, organization or society shall bind its real and personal  property in like manner as if it were incorporated. Any unincorporated association, organization, society, or general partnership bringing a suit in the name by which it is commonly known and called must allege the specific location of the recordation required by G.S. 66‑68. (1955, c. 545, s. 3; 1975, c. 393, ss. 1, 2.)

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