Asher v. ALKAN SHELTER, LLC.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the superior court’s credibility determinations were not rendered clearly erroneous merely because a party testified by telephone
• explaining superior court lost jurisdiction over “matters directly or necessarily involved in the matter under review” once appeal was filed, though retaining “jurisdiction over collateral matters” (quoting Heppinstall v. Darnall Kemna & Co., 851 P.2d 78, 79 n.3 (Alaska 1993
• “When [the appellant] filed her notice of appeal, the trial court lost jurisdiction over the matter.”
• “When [the appellant] filed her notice of appeal, the trial court lost jurisdiction over the matter.”
• stating elements of fraudulent misrepresentation claim

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).