Interlocutory appeals following a motion on notice are available within how many days after service of the decision?

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Interlocutory appeals following a motion on notice are available within how many days after service of the decision?

Explanation:
Interlocutory appeals from orders entered on a motion on notice must be brought within 30 days after the decision is served. The clock starts when the order (the decision) is served on the parties, not from when the order was issued. This reflects the rule that you can seek immediate review of certain non-final rulings, but the window to do so is a strict 30-day period. If service is by mail, you apply the usual time-computation rules (time is extended by 5 days), but the standard window remains 30 days.

Interlocutory appeals from orders entered on a motion on notice must be brought within 30 days after the decision is served. The clock starts when the order (the decision) is served on the parties, not from when the order was issued. This reflects the rule that you can seek immediate review of certain non-final rulings, but the window to do so is a strict 30-day period. If service is by mail, you apply the usual time-computation rules (time is extended by 5 days), but the standard window remains 30 days.

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