District Court of Appeal of Florida· 9/15/1987

Del Castillo v. Ralor Pharmacy, Inc.

Citations

512 So. 2d 315
12 Fla. L. Weekly 2268

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holding that for purposes of appeal, nonfinal orders are deemed to have merged into the final judgment
finding an order disposing of the action as to one defendant was “reviewable only by timely appeal within 30 days of the order itself”
party who fails to pursue an appeal of final judgment may not obtain review of preliminary order that was subsumed into it
order dismissing third party complaint, which finally disposed of action as to third party defendant, was final appealable judgment as to him
“[I]t is ... improper to render an order in the form of an ordinary final money judgment, while contradictorily and simultaneously leaving an issue for future adjudication.”
“[I]t is . . . improper to render an order in the form of an ordinary final money judgment, while contradictorily and simultaneously leaving an issue for future adjudication.”

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Judges: Schwartz, C.J., and Hendry and Ferguson

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