City of Kansas City v. Lopp

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• finding that once the appeal is docketed in the appellate courts, the district court loses jurisdiction
• the district court loses jurisdiction over a case upon the filing of a motion to docket the appeal with the Clerk of the Appellate Courts
• motion to reinstate appeal must be made to the appellate court after a district court dismisses an appeal under Rule 5.051.
• “Rule 5.051 sets forth that after an appeal is dismissed by the district court, the dismissal is final ‘unless the appeal is reinstated by the appellate court having jurisdiction of the appeal.’ ” (first emphasis added) (quoting Kan. Sup.Ct. R. 5.051)

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