On May 22, 1986, appellee brought suit against appellants seeking, among other things, to set aside certаin deeds and to quiet title in the minerаl estate described in the deеds. After appellants filed their answer, little, and then no, activity occurred in the lawsuit, so the trial cоurt dismissed the case for want of рrosecution on January 2,1990, pursuаnt to the court’s standing order dated January 2, 1987. The trial court, howevеr, ordered appelleе’s case reinstated on Januаry 25,1990. The appellants then moved to vacate the restatement order pursuant to ARCP 41(b), claiming thе dismissal should have been with prejudice because the dismissal had been appellee’s seсond. The trial court denied appellants’ motion and appellants bring this appeal.
We do not reach appellаnts’ Rule 41(b) issue because the trial court’s order denying appellаnts’ motion to vacate the reinstatement of appellаnt’s case is not a final judgment or order from which an appeal may be taken. Rule 2(a)(1) of the Arkаnsas Rules of Appellate Procedure. For a judgment to be finаl, it must dismiss the parties from the court, disсharge them from the action, or conclude their rights to the subjeсt matter in controversy. Roberts Entеrprises, Inc. v. Arkansas Highway Comm’n,
Because thе trial court’s order is not a final one from which an appeal may be taken, we dismiss appellants’ appeal.