Adolfo A. Corripio v. Commodore Plaza Condominium Association, Inc., Etc.

Summary

The Florida Third District Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal from an order titled “Summary Final Judgment for Plaintiff” because the order did not fully adjudicate all counts of the condominium association’s complaint. The court held that the order was nonfinal and nonappealable, leaving the appellate court without jurisdiction.

Holdings

1. An order is not final or appealable when it does not fully adjudicate the claims in the case, regardless of the order's title; therefore, the court lacked jurisdiction over the appeal.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the appeal could be taken from an order labeled a summary final judgment that did not fully adjudicate all counts of the complaint.

Disposition

dismissed