City of Frederick v. Pickett

How courts have described this case

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• holding that City of Frederick had the implied authority to condemn individual blighted properties within a non-blighted area
• holding that an appellate court can affirm “on any ground adequately shown by the record, whether or not relied upon by the trial court”
• holding that an appellate court can affirm “on any ground adequately shown by the record, whether or not relied upon by the trial court”
• noting that an appellate court “could affirm ... ‘on any ground adequately shown by the record, whether or not relied upon by the trial court’ ”
• stating that an appellate court can “affirm the dismissal ‘on any ground adequately shown by the record, whether or not relied upon by the trial court’ ” (quoting Berman v. Karvounis, 308 Md. 259, 263, 518 A.2d 726, 728 (1987))
• this Court may affirm a dismissal “on any ground adequately shown by the record, whether or not relied upon by the trial court.” (quoting Berman v. Karvounis, 308 Md. 259, 263 (1987))

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