Union Acceptance Corporation v. Hottenstein

Montana Supreme Court

Union Acceptance Corporation v. Hottenstein

2 P.2d 1120, 89 Mont. 613, 1931 Mont. LEXIS 53

Montana Supreme Court·Decided March 26, 1931·No. No. 6,852.·Published

Opinion

PER CURIAM.

On motion of respondent praying dismissal of the appeal herein on the grounds that the order of *614 which appellant complains is not an appealable order, and that the appellant is not a party aggrieved within the meaning of section 9730, Revised Codes 1921, is sustained and the appeal ordered dismissed.

Mr. Merle C. Groene, for Respondent. Messrs. Ayers & Ayers, for Appellant.

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PER CURIAM.

On motion of respondent praying dismissal of the appeal herein on the grounds that the order of *614 which appellant complains is not an appealable order, and that the appellant is not a party aggrieved within the meaning of section 9730, Revised Codes 1921, is sustained and the appeal ordered dismissed.

Mr. Merle C. Groene, for Respondent. Messrs. Ayers & Ayers, for Appellant.

Union Acceptance Corporation v. Hottenstein, 2 P.2d 1120, 89 Mont. 613, 1931 Mont. LEXIS 53 (Mo. 1931).

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