Appellate Practice: Partial Summary Judgment – Interlocutory Appeal – Finality

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Appellate Practice: Partial Summary Judgment – Interlocutory Appeal – Finality

Published: February 23, 2012

Where a pro se appellant appealed a trial court’s partial summary judgment in a real estate dispute, the judgment did not dispose of a distinct judicial unit, so the judgment was not eligible for interlocutory appeal under Rule 74.01(b), and the appeal is dismissed. Dismissed. Bakewell v. Breitenstein, et al. (MLW No. 63320/Case No. WD73914 – 9 ...

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