Wescott v. Catencamp

The court was doubtless led to sustain the objection made to the introduction of further proof by the fact that the order denying the application to intervene contained findings upon some of the issues raised by the pleadings in this action. Such findings were a basis for the exercise of the court’s discretion in determining whether the petition to intervene should be granted, but they did not finally determine the merits of the claims of any party to this action or to the divorce action in such manner that such party could review that determination upon appeal from the order denying the…