Jursich v. Arlington Heights Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n

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• The inclusion of Rule 304(a) language “cannot make a nonfinal order, such as the denial of a motion to dismiss, into a final order.”
• “Because the denial of a motion to dismiss is interlocutory in nature rather than a final order, the only grounds for the appeal of such an order are Supreme Court Rules 307 and 308.”
• “Because the denial of a motion to dismiss is interlocutory in nature rather than a final order, the only grounds for the appeal of such an order are Supreme Court Rules 307 and 308.”

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