Bennett v. Hedglin

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• noting that courts may decide facts as a matter of law \when 'the evidence is such that there can be no reasonable difference of opinion.' \
• “A party on appeal who alleges that oral argument was improperly denied must show both that the denial was in error and that the error caused substantial prejudice.” (quoting Cleary Diving Serv., Inc. v. Thomas, Head & Greisen, 688 P.2d 940, 942 (Alaska 1984))

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