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Doran v. Doran

Citations

  • 343 S.E.2d 618
  • 288 S.C. 477
  • 1986 S.C. LEXIS 346

How courts have described this case

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  • holding trial court loses jurisdiction to modify order after the term in which the order was issued has expired
  • providing that when a family court issues a final order which neither party appeals, that order becomes the law of the case
  • stating that no objection can be made to an appealable order from which no appeal was taken
  • judge loses jurisdiction to issue supplemental order after end of term
  • on appeal from an order entered just before the effective date of the Rules of Civil Procedure, holding the trial court lost the power to modify the final order after end of the term of court, and noted that under Rule 59(e
  • in appeal decided under predecessor to SCRCP, court held judge lost jurisdiction to issue supplemental order after end of term, and noted in footnote that under Rule 59(e), judge would have jurisdiction to alter or amend order for a 10 day period after entry of judgment

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Judges: Ness, Gregory, Harwell, Chandler, Finney

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