In RE ESTATE OF McCREATH

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• holding that because the Rule 56(b) order had a final, dis-positive effect as to claims pending in the litigation and the order essentially constituted a partial summary judgment under Rule 56(a), it was properly certified under C.R.C.P. 54(b)
• treating an order issued under C.R.C.P. 56(h) that had a “final, dispositive effect” on pending claims as a partial summary judgment, subject to de novo review
• “[A] quitclaim deed is ineffective to transfer a title not vested in the transferor at the time of its execution.”
• the power to revoke cannot be exercised through a will

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