Appeal Dismissed Where Trial Court Order Did Not Dispose of All Claims or All Parties

In the case of D’Angelo v. J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, N.A., No. 2007-0041-40 (C.P. Bucks Co. Oct. 15, 2021 Trauger, J.), the court issued a Rule 1925(a) Opinion in support of its previous Order in this case involving alleged forgeries on mortgages.

The court dismissed the Plaintiffs’ appeal from an Order granting one Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment as premature. The appeal was dismissed because the subject Order was found not to be a final Order where that Order did not dispose of all claims and/or all parties, and did not otherwise constitute an Order that was appealable under any of the other applicable exceptions or on an interlocutory basis.

The trial court requested that the Superior Court affirmed its decision in this regard.

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Source: “Digest of Recent Opinions.” Pennsylvania Law Weekly (Dec.1, 2021).