Brody v. Bock

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• Ordinarily, a dismissal without prejudice “does not constitute a final judgment for 15 purposes of appeal because the factual and legal issues underlying the dispute have not been resolved.”
• “If the interests of the parties before the court may be finally adjudicated without adversely affecting the rights of an absent person, the absent party need not be joined.”
• alleged fraudulent misrepresentations also allegedly created a contractual obligation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).