Galvan v. Miller

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• “[0]nly a party ... who is aggrieved or prejudiced by the decision of the trial court may appeal.”
• ultimate facts are the essential and determinative facts upon which á conclusion is reached
• amount of NSF fee was within unilateral discretion of defendant but whether changes in fees were made in good faith to be decided by reasonable contractual expectations of the parties
• ultimate facts are those facts necessary to determine the issues in the case
• ultimate facts are those facts necessary to determine the issues in the case
• “[O]nly a party who has a real and 3 1 substantial interest in the subject matter before the court and who is aggrieved or 2 prejudiced by the decision of the trial court may appeal.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).