*489 MEMORANDUM OPINION.
The Court of Appeals published an opinion in support of its decision in favor of defendants.
Miller v. Grants Pass Irrigation,
On the morning of oral argument on January 6, 1981, defendant State of Oregon filed a written motion for an order "dismissing the appeal” on the ground that the plaintiffs had appealed from a non-appealable order of the circuit court. This motion was made pursuant to Rule 9.10, Rules of Appellate Procedure, which provides in pertinent part:
"However, a party may challenge the jurisdiction of the appellate court under Oregon statute or otherwise by motion made at any time during the appellate process.”
At oral argument, defendant Grants Pass Irrigation District orally made a like motion.
It appeared from the record that the plaintiffs had attempted to appeal to the Court of Appeals from an order granting a motion for summary judgment rather than from a judgment. Defendants cited
Cenci v. The Ellison Company,
We allowed plaintiffs an opportunity to brief the question of jurisdiction. They have informed us that they agree that the order allowing the motion for summary judgment was not an appealable order and concede that "the appeal should be dismissed, [and] the opinion of the Court of Appeals vacated.”
The Court of Appeals has jurisdiction of all appeals, ORS 2.516. Since all parties and this court are agreed that plaintiffs had attempted to appeal from a nonappealable order, it follows that the Court of Appeals had no jurisdiction to decide the case.
Ragnone v. Portland School District No. 1J,
*490 We order that this matter be remanded to the Court of Appeals to vacate its decision and to dismiss the appeal as to each plaintiff. 1
Notes
On the record made in this case, we have had no occasion to decide whether jurisdiction of this court is assailable under Rule 9.10, Rules of Appellate Procedure.