People ex rel. Book v. Grubb

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• holding that trial court’s order was a final, appealable judgment where it had the effect of disposing of all issues as to all parties
• noting that a motion to correct error filed after a non-final order was considered to be a motion to reconsider
• “A claim of error in an interlocutory order, even an interlocutory order which is appealable as of right, is not waived for failure to take an interlocutory appeal . . . .”

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