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HARTMAN v. CADDINGTON
Court of Appeals of Maryland.
Nov 20, 1969
APPEAL — Final Judgment — Trial Court's Granting Of A New Trial Not A Final Judgment — Appeal Must Be Dismissed. p. 651
PER CURIAM.
The appeal must be dismissed because there was no final judgment below from which an appeal could be taken. After a jury verdict, appellants filed a motion for judgment n.o.v. or in the alternative a new trial and the trial court granted a new trial.
Appeal dismissed with costs.
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