Court of Appeals of Arizona· 8/10/1982

Lee v. Lee

Citations

649 P.2d 997
133 Ariz. 118
1982 Ariz. App. LEXIS 486

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describing the superior court’s “broad discretionary powers” to “facilitate the equitable division of the property” under A.R.S. § 25-318
finding no jurisdiction to consider an argument raised after filing a notice of appeal
Determining witness credibility and resolving conflicting evidence are functions for the superior court.
explaining appellate court “acquires no jurisdiction to review matters not in [a] notice of appeal”; absent “a timely notice of appeal following entry of the order sought to be appealed, we are without jurisdiction to determine the propriety of the order sought to be appealed”
“The court of appeals acquires no jurisdiction to review matters not contained in the notice of appeal.”
appellate court “acquires no jurisdiction to review matters not contained in the notice of appeal”

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Judges: James Moeller

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