Dedge v. Crosby

How courts have described this case

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• holding an order ruling on a motion, but not taking final action, is not an appealable final order
• holding mere phrase \with prejudice\ does not make a final order of an order merely granting a motion
• holding order granting motion to dismiss with prejudice is not a final appealable order
• dismissing appeal from an amended order granting amended motion to dismiss “despite the lower tribunal’s apparent intent” to enter an appealable order
• dismissing appeal from an amended order granting amended motion to dismiss “despite the lower tribunal’s apparent intent” to enter an appealable order
• dismissing appeal from an amended order granting amended motion to dismiss despite the lower tribunals apparent intent to enter an appealable order

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).