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O'Neil v. Buchanan

Supreme Court of Vermont
Sep 12, 1977
377 A.2d 1326 (Vt. 1977)

Opinion

No. 246-76

September 12, 1977.

Appeal from Superior Court, Windsor County.


The judgment of the superior court, in paragraphs (c) and (d), provides alternative forms of relief for the plaintiffs and is conditioned in part upon the occurrence of a contingency. As such, the judgment is not a final judgment from which an appeal can properly be taken to this Court. Krupp v. State Highway Board, 125 Vt. 25, 29, 209 A.2d 320 (1965); Lash Furniture Co. v. Norton, 123 Vt. 226, 228, 185 A.2d 734 (1962). Appeal dismissed.


Summaries of

O'Neil v. Buchanan

Supreme Court of Vermont
Sep 12, 1977
377 A.2d 1326 (Vt. 1977)
Case details for

O'Neil v. Buchanan

Case Details

Full title:John J. O'NEIL, Caroline O'Neil, James O'Neil and Jean O'Neil v. William…

Court:Supreme Court of Vermont

Date published: Sep 12, 1977

Citations

377 A.2d 1326 (Vt. 1977)
376 A.2d 57
376 A.2d 56
135 Vt. 636

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