ROLLINS FRUIT COMPANY, INC. v. Wilson

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• holding that where trial court reserved jurisdiction to determine amount due to one party and to enter a judgment for that amount in that party's favor, the order on appeal was not final and thus dismissal of appeal was appropriate
• “The trial court did not take the additional step of entering a final judgment in favor of the defendants.”
• “A judgment is not final where further judicial labor is required or contemplated to end the litigation between the parties.”
• \A judgment is not final where further judicial labor is required or contemplated to end the litigation between the parties.\
• “A judgment is not final-where further judicial labor is required or contemplated to end the litigation between the parties.”

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