Beck v. Mangels

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the “scope of ingress/egress ways of necessity may reasonably increase with the dominant estate’s necessary and reasonable needs as those needs exist, present and future”
• holding that the “scope of ingress/egress ways of necessity may reasonably increase with the dominant estate’s necessary and reasonable needs as those needs exist, present and future”
• holding that the Court “shall not directly address” questions raised in a brief when the appellant does not “offer any substantial argument supporting his position on these specific questions”
• explaining that we may decline to consider the merits of a question presented but not supported by substantial argument
• stating that “Md. Rule 8-504(a)(5) requires a party to present ‘argument in support of the party’s position,’ ” and “ ‘to present and argue all points of appeal in [her] initial brief’ ”
• stating if appellant fails to provide argument in support of a contention, that contention is waived

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).