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“Appeals to Supreme Court. An appeal may be taken only to the Supreme Court and may be taken only by a party appearing at the hearing. No appeal is allowed unless the notice of appeal is filed within 10 days after the date of entry of the”
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Appeals to Supreme Court. An appeal may be taken only to the Supreme Court and may be taken only by a party appearing at the hearing. No appeal is allowed unless the notice of appeal is filed within 10 days after the date of entry of the
Section 11-30-10
An appeal may be taken only to the Supreme Court, and only by a party who appeared at the hearing.
Section 11-30-10(1)
An appeal is not allowed unless the notice of appeal is filed within 10 days after the judgment is entered.
Section 11-30-10(2)
The Supreme Court must expedite and give priority to appeal docketing, briefing, hearing, and decision.
Section 11-30-10(3)
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