In Re Burlington Bagel Bakery, Inc.

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• determination of finality of order denying a petition to perpetuate testimony pursuant to state rule of civil procedure is guided by federal caselaw
• final and appealable order must end litigation on merits or conclusively determine rights of parties, leaving nothing for court to do but execute judgment
• “When a matter is left to the trial court’s discretion, its action will not be reversed by this Court unless it appears that the court withheld or abused its discretion.”
• “To be final and appealable an order must end litigation on the merits or conclusively determine the rights of the parties, leaving nothing for the court to do but execute the judgment.” (quotation omitted)
• to be final and appealable, an order must “end litigation on the merits or conclusively determine the rights of the parties, leaving nothing for the court to do but execute the judgment” (quotation omitted)
• “To be final and appealable an order must end litigation on the merits or conclusively determine the rights of the parties, leaving nothing for the court to do but execute the judgment.” (quotation omitted)

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