Nebraska Supreme Court· 12/4/1998

Gordon v. Community First State Bank

Citations

587 N.W.2d 343
255 Neb. 637
1998 Neb. LEXIS 235

How courts have described this case

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determining that sustaining of general demurrer not followed by judgment of dismissal terminating litigation does not constitute final, appeal-able order
holding where record demonstrates that decision of trial court is correct, although such correctness is based on different ground from that assigned by trial court, appellate court will affirm
stating the action for abuse of process “should be narrowly construed” to “protect the integrity of judicial process
stating the Nebraska Supreme Court’s “jurisprudence with respect to th[e] cause of action is not extensive, and [the] most recent cases discussing it were decided more than 60 years ago” at that time
abuse of administrative process failed to state a cause of action for abuse of process
abuse of administrative process failed to state a cause of action for abuse of process

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Judges: Wright, Connolly, Gerrard, Stephan, McCormack, White

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