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· 5/30/1963

Morrison v. Mullins

Citations

  • 154 So. 2d 16
  • 275 Ala. 258
  • 1963 Ala. LEXIS 606

How courts have described this case

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  • “[I]f an event happening after hearing and decree in circuit court, but before appeal is taken, or pending appeal, ... renders it clearly impossible for the appellate court to grant effectual relief, the appeal will be dismissed.” (emphasis added)
  • an appeal will be dismissed as moot “if an event happening after hearing and decree in circuit court, but before appeal is taken, or pending appeal, makes determination of the appeal unnecessary or renders it clearly impossible for the appellate court to grant effectual relief....”
  • an appeal will be dismissed as moot `if an event happening after hearing and decree in circuit court, but before appeal is taken, or pending appeal, makes determination of the appeal unnecessary or renders it clearly impossible for the appellate court to grant effectual relief

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Judges: Merrill, Livingston, Simpson, Harwood

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