Hionis v. Concord Township

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• explaining that an amended complaint renders a prior complaint void and causes the plaintiff to lose his ability to pursue his initial legal theory
• noting that POs to an original pleading are rendered moot by the filing of an amended pleading
• finding that a lapsed order striking a complaint and granting leave to amend is not a final order and instead that there must either be a final order from the court or a praecipe to discontinue from the plaintiff for the case to be considered terminated
• explaining procedure to obtain final order where trial court dismisses complaint without prejudice, but where plaintiff either does not wish to or does not timely comply with trial court’s order to amend complaint
• explaining procedure to obtain a final order where the trial court dismisses a complaint without prejudice, but where the plaintiff either does not wish to or does not timely comply with the trial court's order to amend the complaint
• explaining procedure to obtain a final order where the trial court dismisses a complaint without prejudice, but where the plaintiff either does not wish to or does not timely comply with the trial court's order to amend the complaint

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).