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Volume 47, Number 3 (Summer 1984)
Civil Appellate Jurisdiction: Part 2

Paul D. Carrington
Special Editor for this Symposium

Preliminary

Articles

Finality and Civil Appeals—A Canadian Perspective

Garry D. Watson

1

French Judgments Subject to Immediate Appeal

Wallace R. Baker

17

The Finality of a Judgment as a Requirement for Civil Appeals in Germany

Herbert Bernstein

35

Appellate Review of Final and Non-Final Orders in Florida Civil Cases—An Overview

Gerald T. Wetherington

61

Civil Interlocutory Appellate Review in New Jersey

Robert L. Clifford

87

The Final Judgment Rule in Arizona

Thomas C. Kleinschmidt

103

Interlocutory Review in California—Practical Justice Unguided by Standards

Winslow Christian

111

Appealability in North Carolina: Common Law Definition of the Statutory “Substantial Rights” Doctrine

Willis P. Whichard

123

Timing as Jurisdiction: Federal Civil Appeals in Context

Edward H. Cooper

157

Toward a Federal Civil Interlocutory Appeals Act

Paul D. Carrington

165

Solving the Federal Finality–Appealability Problem

Maurice Rosenberg

171

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