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Logal v. Cruse
338 N.E.2d 309
Ind. Ct. App.
1975
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*1 Rоdney Logal Billy A. Jerry v. William C. W. Cook, Cruse,

D. Czekaj Martin, Randall J. Mahan. and William 8,1975.] 3-675A106. December

[No. Filed Muenich, Michael L. Muenich, Hammond, Hand and of for appellant. Custer, Stults,

Dale Custer, E. Kutansky McClean, & Gary, aрpellee Billy Martin, for Hughes, Larry D. Karen L. Evans, Chester, Clifford, Hoeppner G. Houran, Valpa- & raiso, appellee Cruse, for Rudy Lozano, William C. Sam J. Bernadi, Spangler, Jennings, Spangler Gary, Dougherty, & appellee Czekaj, for Galvin, Jr., Randall Frank Edmond J. Leeney, Hammond,, ‍‌‌​‌‌‌​​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌‍Jerry appellee W. Cook. Defendants-appellees Cruse, Billy Williаm C.

Hoffman, J. — Czekaj D. Martin and separate Randall have motions filed appeal, alleging to dismiss this that the trial court with- was judgment. out Plaintiff-appellant to enter a Rоdney Logal responded A. has not such to motions.

The record of this cause discloses on November Superior the Porter Court dismissed an action between pаrties plaintiff Logal’s these for the comply failure to with previously certain sanctions ordered such court. An perfected presently was from that and is pending in as this court Cause No. 3-773A120. perfected

After court, Logal such was to this ob- tained new counsel who filed in the trial court a “Petition pursuant Reinstate” such action Procedure, Rules Logal then was denied. petition 60(B). Such Trial the denial of directed a motion correct errors present wás overruled petition. This motion perfeсted. was

Appellees that after the first contend *2 court, proceedings the filing in this by record the of the the cause, and general jurisdiction over the lost trial court its Logal’s Rein- to jurisdiction “Petition hád no to entertain long supportive precedential case law is line of state.” position. this 449, 451, (1903), N.E. Ind. at 68 In v. 161 Wait

. Westfall 1010, 1009, Supreme at our stated: Court by thoroughly “It settled the decisions of sеems be judgment appeal American courts that an from a final the cause, generally upon prop in a when rendered the issues the erly perfected, finаl trial court embraced carries whole case within the absolutely jurisdiction adjudication the of the from Proc., Elliott, appellate App. tribunal. the Ency. tersеly 2 stated in the text of PI. 541. rule is § Pr., 327, perfected, 'Where an has been thus: & the matter and subject- jurisdiction appellate court of the over the attaches, partiеs no and the trial court affecting rights any power further decision the to render Citing it is parties in the cause until remanded.’ of the State, Kolsem, many rel. Ind. In ex v. 130 authorities. following language: 566, the 435, court used L.R.A. this 14 appeal, perfected appellees had their there could ‘If the doubt, ‍‌‌​‌‌‌​​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌‍entirely been case would have removed thе no from the jurisdiction of the trial court.’ infeasibility rule of the is the “At bottom of two the having authority over the same case at the same courts Similarly, County Department, sеe: Lake etc. time. ***.” 603, (1961), 335; 241 Ind. N.E.2d 174 v. Roth State v. 383, (1954), Ind. 119 N.E.2d 233 Farmers L. Gurecki Manning (1968), App. 519, et al. 142 T. 236 & Kragulac (on 52.; et al. v. Marich al. et N.E.2d rehearing), App. 529, 142 Ind. petition for 236 N.E.2d (transferdenied). 58 recently Supreme was reaffirmed our rule Court This (1972), 259 Ind. 289 N.E.2d 128. v. in 162 Bright, appellant

In the had filed from his convic- tion, during pendency the of such returned to the petition post-conviction trial Upon court file a rеlief. petition, the appeal.- denial he second Our Supreme subsequent stating: appeal, dismissed such Court ' appellant “At the the time filed his motion correсt transcript errors and of record in this in first Court the

appeal, the entire cause was removed from the trial court thereby depriving to this any Court the trial court of further jurisdiction Appeals (1957). over action. 2 I.L.E. 231§ We, therefore, appellant premature filing hold the in his post-conviction verified remedy motion for in the trial court аt a time when pending cause of same action was appeal.” (At in this on Ind., at 129 N.E.2d.) Similarly, Logal the case bar at when the'original by filing of dismissal proceedings record of the court, with the clerk of this general trial lost Thus, its' of the case.- purported proceedings Logal’s on “Petition to Reinstate” *3 nullity, in’'the trial court were a attempted áppeal and this must be dismissed.

The motions to dismiss heretofore filed in this cause are sustained, and this is dismissed.

Appeal dismissed.

Garrard, J., opinion; concurs with ‍‌‌​‌‌‌​​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌‍Staton, P.J. dissents with opinion.

Concurring Oрinion- J. —Because of the recent reaffirmance in Garrard, N.E.2d the doctrine trial court loses to further its review an pends, after is decision it while compelled I аm concur in the dismissal. join Judge

However, believing I in Staton that while several simultaneously engaged reviewing courts should not be in would which adopted decision, procedure be should a some remedies losing various party’s to the protect access permit consolidation by procedure and provided our codes аnd efficacious prompt presented so that a issues of the may reached. be determination Opinion

Dissenting Procedure, Trial Indiana Rules of P.J. —I dissent. Staton, yeаr within a after 60(B) permits a motion part: judgment.1 provides in The Rule evi- neglect Newly discovered “(B) Mistake —Excusable — are Fraud, upon terms On such as etc. motion and dence — just legal representative may party or relieve order, proceeding for the or a final default following reasons: neglect; mistake, surprise,

(1) or exсusable including error, any ground (2) to correct for a motion evidence, by due newly which discovered without limitation to move diligence in time been discovered could not have under Rule a motion correct errors or (whether intrinsic denominated (3) fraud heretofore an extrinsic), misrepresentation, or other misconduct party; adverse against party judgment by (4) was entered default without only by publication and who

who was served pro- judgment, order or knowledge action and actual ceеdings; ...” frustrated purposes the Rule should not be expressed appealable first appeal from the trial court’s or forfeited singularly purpose different judgment2 which has a —correc- during alleged trial which has been committed of an error tion procedural Rule brought attention. A new trial court’s provides part: 60(B) 1. TR.

Also 2. TR. see TR. tаken; reasons “The after 56(C). 54. motion the . . (1), shall be made within a summary ‍‌‌​‌‌‌​​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌​‌‌‌‌​‌‍judgment (2), (3) order and (4) or ' not proceeding on less than all more than one reasonable was enterеd- *4 time, the issues. [1] and year for or 164

is needed 60(B) for a functional TR. an where been taken judgment.3 from the trial court’s adopted by

Several solutions have been federal courts. the First, 60(b) presents grounds thе Rule movant relief appeals, to the court of and it decides whether the hearing cause should be remanded for a on the motion. Weiss (2d 1963), 711, v. Hunna Cir. F.2d denied, 312 cert. 83 S.Ct. 1920, 853, 1073; Zig Zаg 374 U.S. 10 L.Ed.2d Spring Co. v. Spring Corp. (3d 1953), Second, Cir. 200 F.2d 901. Comfort Appeals grants permission to the trial court to 60(b) Diapulse Corp. America v. hear the Rule motion. (2d 1967), Curtis Third, Pub. Co. Cir. F.2d if the 374 442. 60(b) motion is with the trial court and it indicates granted, that the will may motion then the movant make application Appeals to the Court of for remand Iannarelli v. Morton 1972), (3d cause the triаl court. Cir. v. Peterson Prods. 179; Ingersoll-Rand F.2d 463 Canadian Co. 1965), Mateo, (9th 18; San Inc. Cir. 350 F.2d Aune v. v. U.S. Reynders (10th 1965), 835; Ryan Cir. 344 F.2d (2d 1962), 430; Mfg. Lines Cir. F.2d Binks Co. v. Co. 303 Ransburg Electro-Coating Corp. 1960), (7th Cir. F.2d 281 252, dismissed, 211, 1091, cert. L.Ed.2d U.S. 81 S.Ct. 6 Fourth, (b) permitted 239. a Rule 60 movant is judg original the denial of his motion. The from the 60(b) ment the denial of the Rule motion are considered ap single at same time and as a the court of. Ferrell v. peals. (5th 1955), Trаilmobile, Inc. F.2d Cir. Aune v. v. Reynders, Ransburg Mfg. supra; Binks Co. Electro-Coating supra. Corp., Inc., Trailmobile, supra,

In 699, Ferrell v. F.2d at suggested following rationale: 3. 259 Ind. 289 N.E.2d is not applicable pоst-conviction 60(B) one-year purpose-for filing to a TR. limitation. The 60(B) purpose. Secondly, is relief different from the TR. 60(B) generally is TR. used in rather than civil criminal cases. *5 tо relief party himself entitled . who considered might, appeal, on 60(b) also and both under Rule remedies, two occasion, required to elect between lie jurisdictiоn to con- appeal deprived the if district sug- 60(b). construction under Rule sider the motion gested by remedies avail- makes both Circuit Seventh think, right there- able, course. We and we think that is only not jurisdiction to consider fore, the this has appeals original final but from the .” 60(b) . denying . relief under from the both consolidate deny motion dismiss I would (B) litigation which a TR. 60 disрosition of appeals. Final certainty aof and the would be advanced been filed motion avoided. forced election Reported N.E.2d 309. at 338

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Case Details

Case Name: Logal v. Cruse
Court Name: Indiana Court of Appeals
Date Published: Dec 8, 1975
Citation: 338 N.E.2d 309
Docket Number: 3-675A106
Court Abbreviation: Ind. Ct. App.
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