WYOMING COURT RULES

16 would be, other property disputes between the two estates. Rowe v. Walker (In re Estate of Rowe), 2021 WY 87, 492 P.3d 888, 2021 Wyo. LEXIS 96 (Wyo. 2021). Appeal notice treated as petition for writ of review. — Although a district court’s order annulling a municipal candidate’s elec- tion was not appealable because it granted only partial summary judgment and was not certi- fied as immediately appealable by the district court, the supreme court converted the notice of appeal into a writ of review because the issues raised presented questions of significant state importance. Smith v. Brito, 2007 WY 191, 173 P.3d 351, 2007 Wyo. LEXIS 203 (Wyo. 2007). Order denying motion to compel arbi- tration. — Appeal from the denial of a motion to compel arbitration was proper because it was a final order of a district court under this section. Fox v. Tanner, 2004 WY 157, 101 P.3d 939, 2004 Wyo. LEXIS 204 (Wyo. 2004). Law reviews. — For article, “Industrial Siting Legislation: The Wyoming Industrial De- velopment Information and Siting Act — Ad- vance or Retreat?” see XI Land & Water L. Rev. 27 (1976). Tyler J. Garrett, Anatomy of a Wyoming Appeal: A Practitioner’s Guide for Civil Cases, 16 Wyo. L. Rev. 139 (2016).