Henson v. Tic Tac Toe, Inc.

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• clarifying that standing is not intertwined with subject matter jurisdiction and therefore, this Court may not raise standing sua sponte
• explaining that the High Court in In re Nomination Petition of deYoung, supra, overruled In re Adoption of W.C.K., 748 A.2d 223 (Pa. Super. 2000
• observing that standing is no longer a jurisdictional prerequisite to a court conducting a termination proceeding and concluding that standing can be waived
• applying deYoung in the context of a challenge to termination of parental rights and adoption decrees
• rejecting notion standing is intertwined with court’s subject matter jurisdiction for purposes of termination proceeding
• stating we may affirm a trial court’s ruling on any basis supported by the certified record

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