Orie v. Stone

I must respectfully dissent from the Opinion of the majority. As is the case with any appeal that comes before our court, the initial concern upon which we must focus our attention is whether our court has jurisdiction to hear the appeal. Because I find that the present appeal is interlocutory in nature, I am of the opinion that this court lacks *490jurisdiction to hear this appeal, and that the appeal should therefore be quashed.1

It is well settled that an appeal will lie only from a final order unless otherwise permitted by statute. Praisner v. Stocker, 313 Pa.Super. 332, 459 A.2d 1255 (1983).…