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Understanding Non-Final Appeals In most legal proceedings, a party must wait until a final judgment is entered before challenging a court’s decision. This is known as the Final Judgment Rule. However, there is a narrow and critical exception: the Interlocutory Appeal. This mechanism allows for immediate appellate review of a non-final order issued by a