Timothy Stabosz v. Shaw Friedman

Summary

The Indiana Supreme Court held that a cross‑appeal is not limited to the issues raised in a motion to correct error when the trial court belatedly grants that motion after it was deemed denied, and affirmed in part while remanding for the Court of Appeals to consider the additional cross‑appeal issues. The Court also reaffirmed that a belatedly granted motion to correct error is voidable, not a nullity, and may be appealed.