· 7/1/1991
Weizenbaum v. Weizenbaum
Citations
- 407 S.E.2d 37
- 12 Va. App. 899
- 8 Va. Law Rep. 232
- 1991 Va. App. LEXIS 157
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the legal principles determined in an interlocutory order substantially dictated the final order -7- in the case
- holding that an order granting a divorce and denying periodic spousal support but taking under advisement wife’s motion for lump sum alimony was a final, appealable order as to the divorce on the date of entry
- holding that an order granting a divorce and denying periodic spousal support but taking under advisement a motion for lump sum alimony was a final, appealable order as to the divorce on the date of entry
- where the legal principles determined in an interlocutory order were held to substantially dictate the final order in the case
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