Interstate Roofing, Inc. v. Springville Corp.

This case requires us to determine whether certain formalities must be satisfied for a limited judgment to be final and appealable. Specifically, the issues are: (1) whether either a limited judgment document, or the record more generally, must reflect an express determination by the circuit court that there is “no just reason for delay”; and (2) whether a limited judgment document, to finally dispose of a claim, must use words of “adjudication.” The Court of Appeals concluded that neither formality had to be satisfied for an appellate court to have jurisdiction over any claims that are, in…