Right of appeal is not inherent; it exists only when statute creates and defines it, including scope and procedure. The right of appeal is not inherent but is a statutory construct: appellate existence, scope and procedure must be authorized by the creating provision; ... Summary
Right of appeal is not inherent; it exists only when statute creates and defines it, including scope and procedure.
The right of appeal is not inherent but is a statutory construct: appellate existence, scope and procedure must be authorized by the creating provision; omissions in citation do not automatically bar an otherwise maintainable appeal; absence of an appellate provision does not prevent an order from becoming final.
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