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State v. Hogan

Citations

  • 582 N.E.2d 824
  • 1991 Ind. LEXIS 253
  • 1991 WL 268292

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  • noting that “matters which are appealable as of right under [predecessor to Appellate Rule 14(A)(1)] involve trial court orders which carry financial and legal consequences akin to those more typically found in final judgments[,]” including “payment of money”
  • under former Appellate Rules 4(B)(1) and 4(B)(6), order to compel production of documents not appealable as of right but only as discretionary interlocutory appeal
  • trial court’s order to compel production of documents during discovery was appealable only if the trial court certified it for interlocutory appeal and the court on appeal decided to accept the appeal
  • discussing App. R. 4(B)(1) (1990), now App. R. 14(A)(8)
  • discussing former Appellate Rule 4(B)(1) which was similarly worded
  • discovery orders are not appealable as of right

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Judges: Shepard

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