Opinion ID: 1320396
Heading Depth: 1
Heading Rank: 5

Heading: is the order an appealable order?

Text: Appellees argue that the order setting aside the judgment with respect to themselves is not final because appellant is free to refile this action against the Fords observing the procedural requirements held necessary by the district court. One of these requirements is that the appellant's counsel file an affidavit under Rule 4(f), stating, among other things, that the case is one of those mentioned under paragraph (e) of this rule. Appellant's counsel replies that he could not honestly swear to such a statement and that therefore the judge's order vacating the judgment with respect to the Fords is a final order. In view of our discussion above of the affidavit issue, we accept appellant's argument. See Rule 1.05, W.R.A.P., which defines a final order.