Board of Adjustment of the City of San Antonio v. Wende

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• holding that when parties have settled dispute, there is no longer a live controversy between them, and case is moot
• recognizing that a case becomes moot if a live controversy ceases to exist between the parties at any stage of the proceedings
• holding that when parties have settled dispute, there is no longer a live controversy between them, and appeal is moot
• holding that when parties have settled dispute, there is no longer a live controversy between them, and appeal is moot
• holding that case becomes moot if party lacks legally cognizable interest in outcome
• holding that case becomes moot if party lacks legally cognizable interest in outcome

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