Studdard v. Satcher, Chick, Kapfer, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing appeal when the appellant could have appealed two adverse summary judgment rulings when entered
• dismissing appeal when the appellant could have appealed two adverse summary judgment rulings when entered
• ”[W]e have found no cases which clearly hold that a voluntary dismissal with prejudice constitutes a 'final judgment’ as that term is used in the appellate practice act.”
• “In every matter coming to this court, we are required to examine the record to make certain we possess jurisdiction.”
• “[W]e have found no cases which clearly hold that a voluntary dismissal with prejudice constitutes a ‘final judgment’ as that term is used in the appellate practice act.”
• “Direct appeals from orders granting partial or complete summary judgment may be taken either within 30 days of rendition of the judgment or after the rendition of the final judgment in the case.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).