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Flowers v. Flowers

Citations

  • 612 A.2d 1064
  • 417 Pa. Super. 528
  • 1992 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3066

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  • noting that the question of whether an appellant timely appealed is jurisdictional
  • question concerning the finality of an order is jurisdictional and may be raised sua sponte by the appellate courts
  • “[W]e must first determine whether appellant has filed a timely appeal from a final order. These questions are jurisdictional and may be raised sua sponte by an appellate court.”
  • order denying a motion to vacate a divorce decree was final and appealable under Pa.R.A.P., Rule 341 because it effectively put the defendant out of court with regard to her marital status and the rights associated therewith

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Judges: Kelly, Elliott, Cercone

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