Ahls v. Sherwood/Division of Harsco Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that remedy is dismissal of appeal when appellate court has no jurisdiction to consider appeal
• finding an order that anticipated dismissal but did not itself order dismissal “was not a final order for appeal purposes”
• “Recognition of finality here, moreover, will not offend our policy against piecemeal appeals because there are no remaining issues to be tried or appealed.”
• “A final judgment is one which conclusively adjudicates all of the rights of the parties . . . .” (emphasis added)
• “Recognition of finality here, moreover, will not offend our policy against piecemeal appeals because there are no remaining issues to be tried or appealed.”
• “An 14 interlocutory order is not the law of the case because the court is free to change it at a later time.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).