trial court’s instruction a fair and accurate reflection of the law, we affirm on this basis and need not engage in an analysis of Standard Civil Jury Instruction SCJI 17.90B. To the extent the trial court analyzed the standard instruction in its March 27, 2015 Opinion, we agree with its observation that standard instructions promulgated by the Civil Instructions Subcommittee of the Pennsylvania Suprejne Court Committee for Proposed Standard Jury Instructions are not submitted to the High Court for approval and are, therefore, are only suggested. 3 . Our resolution of Appellant’s appeal obviates the need to address Appellees’ first and fourth issues, which pertain to Appellants’ claim for damages. 4 . See Cosmas v. Bloomingdales Bros., Inc., 442 Pa.Super. 476, 660 A.2d 83, 86 (1995) (<HOLDING>). 5 . Because it was, likewise, within the
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