Hospitality Inns v. South Burlington R.I.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that \a final judgment is a prerequisite to appellate jurisdiction unless the narrow circumstances authorizing an interlocutory appeal are present\
• stating that “a final judgment is a prerequisite to appellate jurisdiction unless the narrow circumstances authorizing an interlocutory appeal are present”
• “[A] final judgment is a prerequisite to appellate jurisdiction unless the narrow circumstances authorizing an interlocutory appeal are present.”
• “[A] final judgment is a prerequisite to appellate jurisdiction unless the narrow circumstances authorizing an interlocutory appeal are present.”
• “[A] final judgment is a prerequisite to appellate jurisdiction unless the narrow circumstances authorizing an interlocutory appeal are present.”
• finality requirement is firmly established by Vermont caselaw and can be overcome only through narrow exceptions, including collateral order exception

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).