Denton v. McInnis

How courts have described this case

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• \A final judgment is one that ends the action and leaves the court with nothing to do but enforce the judgment by execution.\
• \Subsection (1) [of section 14-3-330] allows for the immediate appeal of orders 'involving the merits.' An order involves the merits when it 'finally determine[s] some substantial matter forming the whole or a part of some cause of action or defense . . . .'\ (alterations in original
• \Generally only final judgments are appealable.\

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