Boydston v. Strole Development Co.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that notice of appeal filed by nonlawyer on corporation’s behalf does not necessarily deprive court of jurisdiction to consider motion to amend and cautioning “against the use of the word ‘jurisdiction’ beyond its core meaning”
• holding cure reasonable where appellee did not mislead or prejudice
• holding cure reasonable where appellee did not mislead or prejudice
• notice of appeal filed by non-lawyer on behalf of corporation not automatically null, and corporation should be given reasonable time to cure defect
• “[E]ven if defective, a notice of appeal is sufficient if it is neither misleading nor prejudicial.”
• a corporation may cure its defective appearance after being given a reasonable opportunity by the court to do so

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).