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· 9/5/1996

Blott v. Hanson

Citations

  • 670 N.E.2d 345
  • 283 Ill. App. 3d 656
  • 218 Ill. Dec. 848
  • 1996 Ill. App. LEXIS 667

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  • a Rule 304(a) finding does not make a nonfinal order appealable, rather it makes a final order appealable despite pending other claims or parties
  • a Rule 304(a) finding does not make a nonfinal order appealable, rather it would make a final order appealable despite other pending claims
  • “A Rule 304(a) finding does not make a nonfinal order appealable; rather, the Rule 304(a) finding makes a final order appealable where there are multiple parties or claims in the same action.”

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Judges: Rathje

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