Campbell Industries, Inc., Third Party and Cross-Appellee v. Offshore Logistics International, Inc., Third Party and Cross-Appellant

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• stating that to “dispose of” a motion, a court must act in a way that “indicates an intention that the act be final”
• “Only when a judge acts in a manner which clearly indicates an intention that the act be final, and a notation of that act has been entered on the docket, does the time for appeal begin to run.”
• “Only when a judge acts in a manner which clearly indicates an intention that the act be final, and a notation of that act has been entered on the docket, does the time for appeal begin to run.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).