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· 2/25/1992

In the Interest of D.B.

Citations

  • 483 N.W.2d 344
  • 1992 Iowa App. LEXIS 32
  • 1992 WL 76475

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that because the mother did not challenge the termination of her parental rights on appeal, \she cannot be said to have been prejudiced or aggrieved by the placement order. A party who is not aggrieved by a judgment or other final ruling has no right to appeal.\
  • holding that because the mother did not challenge the termination of her parental rights on appeal, \she cannot be said to have been prejudiced or aggrieved by the placement order. A party who is not aggrieved by a judgment or other final ruling has no right to appeal.\
  • refusing to consider claim about placement, made by parent whose rights were terminated, because termination divested the parent of “any legally recognizable interest she would have concerning the guardianship or custody of” the child
  • refusing to consider mother’s argument about where child should be placed following termination because the proper termination of the mother’s rights divested her of “any legally recognizable interest she would have concerning the guardianship or custody” of the child
  • refusing to consider mother’s argument about where child should be placed following termination because the proper termination of the mother’s rights divested her of “any legally recognizable interest she would have concerning the guardianship or custody” of the child

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Judges: Donielson, Habhab, Hayden

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