Levitt v. Patrick

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, if any claim remains outstanding, then the order is generally not appealable
• stating that appeal properly lies from the entry of judgment, not from the order denying post-trial motions
• stating that an appeal properly lies from the entry of judgment, not from the order denying post-trial motions
• stating that an appeal properly lies from the entry of judgment, not from an order denying post-trial motions
• stating that appeal properly lies from the entry of judgment, not from order denying post-trial motion
• stating that appeal properly lies from the entry of judgment, not from order denying post-trial motions

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