Q: Do I need to file a Notice to Appeal for every Order contained in a Plaintiff's Notice of Entry?
Plaintiff filed a Notice of Entry which I need to respond to if I want to preserve right of appeal. The one Notice of Entry contains 4-orders. Do I need to file a Notice to Appeal for each of the orders, or is the Notice of Entry considered one entity whereby I only need to file one Notice to Appeal and mention the orders contained in the Notice of Entry, since I want to preserve my right of appeal for all the orders in the Notice of Entry? Also -- How does my filing Notice to Appeal take away any right to object to any event that happened subsequently in relation to the matters that derive from the original order? Can I still address them within the present case or would I now be relegated to only address them in the action of appeal? I am a Defendant - Supreme Court Civil - property Partition. Thank you.
A: You can file one Notice of Appeal but it must properly reference each order you are appealing.
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