Curbello v. Vaughn

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• holding that the trial court retains exclusive jurisdiction until entry of a proper judgment or order
• stating that where the district court had entered findings and conclusions but had not entered an order or judgment carrying out the findings and conclusions, no final order had been entered in the case for purposes of appeal
• stating that where the district court had entered findings and conclusions but had not entered an order or judgment carrying out the findings and conclusions, no final order had been entered in the case for purposes of appeal
• stating that where the district 13 court had entered findings and conclusions but had not entered an order or judgment 14 carrying out the findings and conclusions, no final order had been entered in the case 15 for purposes of appeal
• trial court retains exclusive jurisdiction of a case until entry of a proper judgment or order

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