· 1/28/1993
In Re Estate of Devey
Citations
- 607 N.E.2d 685
- 239 Ill. App. 3d 630
- 180 Ill. Dec. 616
How courts have described this case
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- noting that an appellate court has an obligation to -4- determine its jurisdiction
- discussing the practicality of Supreme Court Rule 304(b)(1) in a lengthy estate administration
- discussing the practicality of Supreme Court Rule 304(b)(1) in a lengthy estate administration
- “Not every order entered in an estate proceeding may (or more precisely, must) be immediately appealed.”
- “Rule 304(b)(1) promotes efficiency and provides certainty by allowing appeal as to some issues as those issues are resolved during the lengthy procedure of estate administration.”
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Judges: Cook
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