Weiner v. Raphil's Delicacy Shop

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• concluding that appellants waived their claims because although certain claims were implied by the broadly stated Rule 1925 objection, the claims were not raised in clear terms
• explaining that “[a]n overly vague or broad Rule 1925 statement may result in waiver.”
• distinguishing Bannar and -6- J-S38044-14 noting that the voluntary discontinuance in Bannar was deemed a termination in favor of the picketers because there was a clear improper purpose in the filing of the complaint
• appellant’s failure to include an issue in his 1925(b) statement waives that issue for purposes of appellate review
• the appellant’s failure to include an issue in his 1925(b) statement waives that issue for purposes of appellate review
• “[F]ailure to raise an issue in a Rule 1925(b) statement ‘shall’ result in waiver of that issue.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).