providing that “[w]ithout proper notice of appeal, this Court acquires no jurisdiction”
How later courts described this case
- providing that “[w]ithout proper notice of appeal, this Court acquires no jurisdiction”
- "Without proper notice of appeal, this Court acquires no jurisdiction." (citations omitted)
- notice of appeal from judgment of contempt did not infer intent to appeal from subsequent judgment dismissing counterclaim
- “counterclaim is in the nature of an independent proceeding and is not automatically determined by a ruling in the principle claim . . .”
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
Chief Judge VAUGHN
concurring.
I would consider the matters respondent attempts to raise on their merits. I would then find that the order of the trial court is in all respects correct and that respondent’s arguments are totally lacking in merit.