City of Beaumont v. Guillory

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• holding that an interlocutory judgment can be converted into a final judgment by severance
• holding summary judgment is made final if trial court severs unadjudicated issues and parties
• holding partial summary judgment becomes appealable when it merges into final judgment
• holding partial summary judgment becomes appealable when it merges into final judgment
• reasoning that in the absence of a severance, the party against whom an interlocutory summary judgment has been rendered has the right of appeal when and not before the partial summary judgment is merged in a final judgment disposing of all parties and issues
• reasoning that in the absence of a severance, the party against whom an interlocutory summary judgment has been rendered has the right of appeal when and not before the partial summary judgment is merged in a final judgment disposing of all parties and issues

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