Condon v. American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

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• concluding that issue of whether statute was unconstitutional was rendered moot by trial court’s directed verdict in appellant’s favor on issue of whether personnel guide was an implied contract
• concluding that issue of whether statute was unconstitutional was rendered moot by trial court's directed verdict in appellant's favor on issue of whether personnel guide was an implied contract
• concluding that issue of whether statute was unconstitutional was rendered moot by trial court's directed verdict in appellant's favor on issue of whether personnel guide was an implied contract
• reviewing courts will not decide moot or abstract questions, will not review cases merely to establish precedent, and will not render advisory opinions
• noting any issue regarding damages was moot after the trial court granted a directed verdict in the defendant’s favor and refusing to address any such issues
• reviewing courts will not decide moot or abstract questions, will not review cases merely to establish precedent, and will not render advisory opinions

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