Eardley v. McGreevy

How courts have described this case

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• ruling that in submitting a land title case to a special master, the trial court does not cede jurisdiction to render a final decision and is not obligated to accept a special master’s erroneous legal conclusion
• ruling that in submitting a land title case to a special master, the trial court does not cede jurisdiction to render a final decision and is not obligated to accept a special master’s erroneous legal conclusion
• “in submitting a quiet title case to a special master, the trial court does not cede jurisdiction to render a final decision”
• “[I]n submitting a quiet title case to a special master, the trial court does not cede jurisdiction to render a final decision, and the trial court is not obligated to accept a special master’s erroneous legal conclusion.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).