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Addison v. State

Citations

  • 917 A.2d 1200
  • 173 Md. App. 138
  • 2007 Md. App. LEXIS 29

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  • holding that the four elements are conjunctive in nature
  • “If a ruling of the court is to constitute a final judgment ... :(1) it must be intended by the court as an unqualified, final disposition of the matter in controversy, (2) unless the court properly acts pursuant to Md. Rule 2-602(b
  • \[T]he Court of Appeals has been unswerving in its position that discovery rulings (at least those which affect only the parties to the action and do not compel discovery from a high government official) may not be appealed in advance of the entry of a final judgment.\
  • “[T]he Court of Appeals has been unswerving in its position that discovery rulings (at least those which affect only the parties to the action and do not compel discovery from a high government official) may not be appealed in advance of the entry of a final judgment.”

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