Matter of Estate of Troester

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• noting the district court’s determination “that appellants as possible debtors of the estate were not interested parties to the estate proceedings and could not intervene in the proceedings”
• concluding a ruling on a motion to strike “is similar to a procedural order in a civil lawsuit and is unlike the orders of a court sitting in probate that determine the entitlement of the estate proceeds and provide authority and guidance to the fiduciary”
• “To interpret literally the words ‘all orders’ . . . to apply to all procedural orders would lead to a[n] undesired result.”
• “To interpret literally the words ‘all orders’ ... to apply to all procedural orders would lead to a[n] undesired result.”
• “To interpret literally the words ‘all orders’ . . . to apply to all procedural orders would lead to a[n] undesired result.”
• “[A] final judgment or decision is one that finally adjudicates the rights of the parties and prevents the court from placing the parties in their original position . . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).