Beekie v. Morgan

How courts have described this case

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• finding that certiorari relief appropriate when, on appeal from final judgment, it could not be determined how error affected outcome of proceedings
• explaining that in order to be granted certiorari relief, appellant must establish that the trial court departed from the essential requirements of the law, the departure resulted in irreparable harm, and the harm is not correctable on direct appeal
• finding error was not remediable on appeal since there was no practical way to determine after judgment how denial of opportunity to depose defendant affected outcome of trial
• finding irreparable harm in not allowing the plaintiff to depose the defendant before trial as there is no way to know how the outcome of the trial would have been affected
• finding irreparable harm in not allowing the plaintiff to depose the defendant before trial as there is no way to know how the outcome of the trial would have been affected
• granting petition for certiorari where circuit court denied plaintiffs motion to compel deposition of defendant, noting “[i]t is axiomatic that Beekie will suffer a material injury which will continue through the trial by being unable to depose Morgan”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).