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Re: jetsfan2009 post# 24842

Tuesday, 09/15/2009 4:42:45 PM

Tuesday, September 15, 2009 4:42:45 PM

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What legal theory would preclude appeal by the intervenors as aggrieved parties? It is always an aggrieved party (e.g. one whose claim has been "torpedoed" or who simply loses at trial based on what is asserted to be an erroneous ruling) who has the right to appeal. Where are you coming from on this?
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