Grant v. Phoenix Ins. Co.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• order not final because it referred case to an auditor to “ascertain the amount due upon the debt, the amount due certain judgment and lien creditors, the existence and priorities of liens, and the claims for taxes”
• order not final because it referred case to an auditor to “ascertain the amount due upon the debt, the amount due certain judgment and lien creditors, the existence and priori‐ ties of liens, and the claims for taxes”
• “[A] decree of sale in a foreclosure suit, which settles all the rights of the parties and leaves nothing to be done but to make the sale and pay out the proceeds, is a final decree for the purposes of an appeal.”
• “[A] decree of sale in a foreclosure suit, which settles all the rights of the parties and leaves nothing to be done but to make the sale and pay out the proceeds, is a final decree for the purposes of an appeal.”
• “[A] decree of sale in a foreclo‐ sure suit, which settles all the rights of the parties and leaves nothing to be done but to make the sale and pay out the pro‐ ceeds, is a final decree for the purposes of an appeal.”
• “a decree of sale . . . , 10 which settles all the rights of the parties and leaves noting to be done but to make the sale 11 and pay out the proceeds, is a final decree for the purposes of an appeal”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).