Riley v. Farmers Fire Insurance Co.

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• concluding that the trial court exceeded its review powers in determining that the appraisers and umpire violated their scope of authority, and that judgment must be re-entered in favor of the appellants
• stating that \insurance policy's appraisal provision provides the scope of authority for the appraisers in fashioning the appraisal award.\
• holding order vacating appraisal award but failing to direct further proceedings was final and appealable
• stating that the appraisers acted within the authority outlined in the insurance policy in determining the amount of loss
• “[T]he appealability of an order is a question of jurisdiction and may be raised sua sponte.”
• “[T]he appealability of an order is a question of jurisdiction and may be raised sua sponte.”

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