233 So. 2d 609 - Trice v. Simon’s Empirical Analysis
1970
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6 state decisions
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Cited by 6 later decisions — most recently February 1990
6 state decisions
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“... [Plaintiff] merely shows that there is an expense incurred, which, if the trial court is wrong, will ultimately be useless. But many cases have interlocutory rulings and judgments involving some expense which may later be deemed incorrect or irrelevant by the appellate court. Such expenses, however, are not considered to be irreparable injury within the contemplation of ... Article 2083.... If it were considered so, almost all interlocutory rulings could be appealed prior to a final judgment; ... This is the very problem that ... Article 2083 is designed to prevent. Therefore, inventory expenses incidental to the litigation of this case in the trial court is not considered irreparable injury. 233 So.2d at 611 . (Brackets supplied.)”
1 later decision quote this exact passage“as continuing anxiety over the litigation, emotional damage because of the threat to reputation, or time and expense involved in a trial on the merits, were proper in determining whether an appeal should lie from an interlocutory judgment, practically all interlocutory rulings could be appealed prior to a final judgment, ..., thus thwarting the purpose of the statute to avoid impairment of appellate efficiency by piecemeal appeals,”
1 later decision quote this exact passage“the parties taking the inventory will have to be paid, thereby depleting partnership funds and irreparably harming plaintiff.”
1 later decision quote this exact passage
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