· 12/16/1966
Dieseth v. CALDER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Citations
- 147 N.W.2d 100
- 275 Minn. 365
- 1966 Minn. LEXIS 767
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that an appealable order is still final after the time for appeal has expired even though the decision of the trial court may have been wrong
- holding that appealable order is final after time for appeal has expired
- stating that “[e]ven though the decision of the [district] court in the first order may have been wrong, if it is an appealable order it is still final after the time for appeal has expired.”
- stating that “[e]ven though the decision of the trial court in the first order may have been wrong, if it is an appealable order it is still final after the time for appeal has expired”
- stating “[e]ven though the decision of the trial court in the first order may have been wrong, if it is an appealable order it is still final after the time for appeal has expired.”
- stating, in a civil case, that “[e]ven though the decision of the trial court in the first order may have been wrong, if it is an appealable order it is still final after the time for appeal has expired”
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Judges: Knutson
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