Engineers v. Sharpe

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• holding that granting a motion for reconsideration after judgment is an appealable order
• emphasizing that statute conferred jurisdiction because the order “came after the entry of a final judgment ...”
• acknowledging trial court’s authority to vacate summary judgment pursuant to Rule 59(a), Ariz. R. Civ. P.
• “[T]he appealability of an order ‘turns [up]on the character of the proceedings which resulted in the order appealed from.’” (quoting Kemble v. Porter, 88 Ariz. 417, 419 (1960))
• grant of motion for reconsideration from entry of summary judgment is appealable
• order vacating summary judgment, as opposed to denial of summary judgment, is appealable

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