Per Curiam.
In its first proposition of law, appellant asserts that "[a] finding of delinquency by a juvenile court, not accompanied by a final dispositional order, is not a final appealable order."
We find this proposition of law to be without merit.
It is rudimentary that a finding of delinquency by a juvenile court, unaccompanied by any disposition thereof, is not a final appealable order. In re Whittington (1969),
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