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· 7/1/1853

Hardy v. Waters

Citations

  • 38 Me. 450

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that partial summary judgment could be deemed final if it disposes of a distinct “judicial unit”
  • finding no final, appealable judgment because the trial court did not fully resolve all legal issues or remedies when it explicitly ordered additional proceedings with respect to two remedies, including additional attorneys’ fees with the amount yet to be determined

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Judges: Appleton, Rice, Shepley, Tenney

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