Matter of Estate of Meininger

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• dismissing appeal of order disposing of objections but not confirming account and holding that, “[a]bsent confirmation, and its imprimatur of finality, an appeal is premature and therefore interlocutory”
• “[c]on-firmation thus confers finality, since it is, from the vantage point of the beneficiaries and heirs, conclusive as to any division of property then before the orphans’ court”
• “Absent confirmation, and its imprimatur of finality, an appeal [from an order dismissing objections to an account] is premature and therefore interlocutory.”
• Superior Court may raise propriety of jurisdiction sua sponte

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