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of Ariz., (dismissing the appeal after finding the court did not have jurisdiction).

Co. of Ariz., (denial of summary judgment is an intermediate order only deciding case should go to trial).

Co. of Ariz., –66 (App. 1997) (denial of motion for summary judgment is not appealable).

Co., (“Although neither party has raised the issue, this court has an independent duty to determine whether it has jurisdiction to consider an appeal.”).

Co. of Ariz., (“A denial of a motion for summary judgment is an intermediate order deciding simply that the case should go to trial.”); Powell-Cerkoney v. TCR-Mont.

Co. of Ariz., , (noting appellate court has an independent duty to examine whether it has appellate jurisdiction over putative appeals), 3 *426 DISCUSSION I. Appellate Jurisdiction And Ariz. R. Civ.

Co. of Ariz., (noting appellate court has an independent duty to examine whether it has appellate jurisdiction over putative appeals).3 2 Although not the subject of this opinion, whether a ruling is a final judgment is significant apart from appellate jurisdiction, including for enforcement and preclusion purp

Co. of Ariz., (noting appellate court has an independent duty to examine whether it has appellate jurisdiction over putative appeals).