Kunstoplast of America, Inc. v. Formosa Plastics Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that nonlawyers may perfect corporation’s appeal by depositing cash with district clerk in lieu of cost bond
• holding that a non-lawyer may perform the ministerial task of filing a cost bond to perfect an appeal
• holding that, although a corporate representative may file notice of appeal, corporation generally may be represented only by licensed attorney
• holding that while a corporation is required to be represented by a licensed attorney, a nonlawyer may perform the ministerial task of perfecting an appeal
• holding that nonlawyers may perfect corporation’s appeal by depositing cash with district clerk in lieu of cost bond
• holding that nonlawyer corporate officer could perform the ministerial duty of filing a bond necessary to perfect an appeal for a corporation, which must otherwise be represented by legal counsel

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).