· 10/24/2005
Brown v. Greenwood Mills, Inc.
Citations
- 622 S.E.2d 546
- 366 S.C. 379
- 2005 S.C. App. LEXIS 225
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- noting that the two cases cited by Montjoy determined appealability according to whether .the order in question involved the merits
- noting that the two cases cited by Montjoy determined appealability according to whether the order in question involved the merits
- “An order involves the merits if it finally determines some substantial matter forming the whole or part of some cause of action or defense in the case.”
- \An order involves the merits if it finally determines some substantial matter forming the whole or part of some cause of action or defense in the case.\
- “Pursuant to the APA, this Court’s review is limited to deciding whether the Appellate Panel’s decision is unsupported by substantial evidence or is controlled by some error of law.”
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Judges: Anderson, Huff, Williams
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