In Re Estate of Pendergrass

How courts have described this case

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• “A prevailing party is not aggrieved and therefore, does not have standing to appeal an order that has been entered in his or her favor.”
• “A prevailing party is not ‘aggrieved’ and therefore, does not have standing to appeal an order that has been entered in his or her favor.”
• “Although a prevailing party may disagree with the trial court’s legal reasoning or findings of fact, the prevailing party’s interest is not adversely affected by the trial court’s ultimate order because the prevailing party was meritorious in the proceedings below.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).