Narrative Opinion Summary
The appeal regarding the Appellate Division order, which upheld the Supreme Court’s judgment denying the appellants' motion to amend the petition, has been dismissed by the Court of Appeals without costs. This dismissal is based on the determination that the portion of the order in question does not constitute a final decision in the proceedings as defined by the Constitution. Additionally, the appeal has been dismissed on the grounds that no significant constitutional question is directly involved, also without costs.
Legal Issues Addressed
Constitutional Question Requirement for Appealssubscribe to see similar legal issues
Application: The appeal was dismissed as it did not involve a significant constitutional question.
Reasoning: Additionally, the appeal has been dismissed on the grounds that no significant constitutional question is directly involved, also without costs.
Final Decision Requirement for Appealssubscribe to see similar legal issues
Application: The Court of Appeals determined that the order in question was not a final decision, thus dismissing the appeal.
Reasoning: This dismissal is based on the determination that the portion of the order in question does not constitute a final decision in the proceedings as defined by the Constitution.