Chastain v. Hiltabidle

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• holding when an issue is raised to, but not ruled upon by the trial court, the issue is preserved for appeal only if the party raises the same issue in a Rule 59(e) motion
• holding when an issue is raised to but not ruled upon by the trial court, the issue is preserved for appeal only if the party raises the same issue in a Rule 59(e) motion
• holding when an issue is raised to, but not ruled upon by the trial court, the issue is preserved for appeal only if the party raises the same issue in a Rule 59(e), SCRCP, motion
• finding that when the appellants had not raised an argument to the trial court in their memorandum in opposition to summary judgment or in their Rule 59(e), SCRCP, motion, this court would not address that argument on appeal
• stating whether a duty exists in regard to an alleged wrong is a question of law for the court
• discussing statutes concerning real estate licensees and stating that they do \not have a duty to inspect or investigate the physical condition of a piece of property for the purpose of confirming or denying statements made by a seller in a disclosure statement\

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