Nebraska Supreme Court, 1965

Ruse v. Navajo Freight Lines, Inc.

Ruse v. Navajo Freight Lines, Inc.
Nebraska Supreme Court · Decided April 23, 1965 · Boslaugh, Brower, Carter, McCown, Smith, Spencer, White
134 N.W.2d 807; 178 Neb. 670; 1965 Neb. LEXIS 754 (North Western Reporter, Second Series)

Ruse v. Navajo Freight Lines, Inc.

Opinion

Spencer, J.

Plaintiff has, appealed from the sustaining of the special appearance of Navajo Freight Lines, Inc.

The basic objection involved in the special appearance is whether service is permitted in Nebraska on a regis *671 tered agent of a foreign corporation on a tort action arising in another state. We do not decide this issue because the appeal is premature and the issue is not now before us.

We dismiss the appeal for the lack of an appealable order. An order sustaining a special appearance is not an appealable order. See Erdman v. National Indemnity Co., ante p. 312, 133 N. W. 2d 472. Although the district court did sustain the special appearance, until a final order is entered it has an opportunity to change its mind and to correct its error if one has been made. Until a final order is entered, there is nothing from which to appeal.

For the reason given, plaintiff’s appeal is dismissed at plaintiff’s cost.

Appeal dismissed.

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