Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co. v. Greenville Gastroenterology, SC

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• holding that an order of the trial court dismissing the action became final when appellant discontinued its appeal in the Superior Court
• holding that extraordinary cause exists where a party does not have notice of a final order or there is an oversight or action on the part of the court or judicial process operating to deny a party of knowledge of the entry or understanding of a final order
• holding that extraordinary cause exists where a party does not have notice of a final order or there is an oversight or action on the part of the court or judicial process operating to deny a party of knowledge of the entry or understanding of a final order
• indicating an oversight by counsel does not constitute “extraordinary cause” permitting a court to grant relief from a final judgment entered in a contested action
• stating “[i]f no appeal is filed, a court may, under § 5505, rescind or modify a final order if it gives notice to the parties”
• trial court loses jurisdiction to consider motion for reconsideration where it did not act on the motion within appeal period

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).