Wise v. Gursky (66 Ohio St. 2d 241, 1981)

Cook, J.

In his first proposition of law, appellant asserts that “[a]n appellate court has no jurisdiction to entertain an appeal from a judgment which is not final under the provisions of 54(B), any judgment entered in such an appeal is void, and a second appeal filed after compliance with said rule should be heard on its merits.”

We find this proposition of law to be without merit.

Civ. R. 54 provides, in part, as follows: