OPINION OF THE COURT Chief Judge Cooke. This appeal presents a question respecting the limits of an appellate court’s scope of review of a judgment rendered against multiple parties but appealed by only one. Generally, an appellate court cannot grant affirmative relief to a nonappealing party unless it is necessary to do so in order to accord full relief to a party who has appealed. Thus, it was error here f…
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