Ackermann v. Vordenbaum

How courts have described this case

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• holding that to allow appeal of denial of motion for summary judgment following subsequent dismissal “could result in judgments which would be patently unjust”
• holding that one may not challenge denial of summary-judgment motion in appeal from judgment rendered after trial on merits
• noting that many of the same concerns would arise if the final judgment appealed from was one of dismissal
• noting that many of the same concerns would arise if the final judgment appealed from was one of dismissal
• holding that to allow an appeal of the denial of a motion for summary judgment following a subsequent dismissal or full trial on the merits “could result in judgments which would be patently unjust”
• noting that many of the same concerns would arise if the final judgment appealed from was one of dismissal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).