Jones v. Rath
Citations
- 2023 ND 183
Syllabus
Only an aggrieved party may appeal from an order or judgment. For purposes of appellate review, an aggrieved party is someone whose interests are adversely affected by a court's decision. A temporary restraining order is not a final appealable order. Individuals subject to a North Dakota Supreme Court Administrative Rule 58 vexatious litigant prefiling order may not raise issues on appeal concerning motions they did not have authority to file.
Judges: Crothers, Daniel John
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Cites
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- State Ex Rel. Hjelle v. BakkeNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 1962-10-26· cited 19×
- Bernhardt v. RummelNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 1982-05-13· cited 17×
- Rebel v. RebelNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2013-09-25· cited 9×
- Bell v. Pro Tune PlusNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2013-08-29· cited 8×
- Devine v. FitzpatrickNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 1977-10-03· cited 7×
- Interest of A.P.North Dakota Supreme Court· 2023-03-03· cited 6×
- Burleigh Cty. Social Service Bd. v. RathNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2023-02-16· cited 5×
- Wheeler v. SaylerNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2022-12-08· cited 4×
- Froehlich v. FroehlichNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2021-07-22· cited 3×
- Jones v. RathNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2023-09-28· cited 1×
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