· 12/6/1976
Levine v. Empire Savings & Loan Association
Citations
- 557 P.2d 386
- 192 Colo. 188
- 1976 Colo. LEXIS 715
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- dismissal of class action allegation is final order because its legal effect is dismissal of all members of the class other than petitioners
- order striking class action allegations had legal effect of dismissing claims of class members
- dismissal of class action allegation is final order because its legal effect is dismissal of all members of the class other than petitioners
- \an order of dismissal is to be treated as a judgment for the purposes of taking an appeal when it finally disposes the particular action and prevents further proceedings as effectually as would any formal judgment\
- “an order of dismissal is to be treated as a judgment for the purposes of taking an appeal when it finally disposes the particular action and prevents further proceedings as effectually as would any formal judgment”
- order denying class certification is appealable
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Judges: Kelley
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