Coralville Hotel Associates, L.C. v. City of Coralville

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• noting cases are generally decided only on issues raised, argued, and briefed by the parties (citing Sager v. Farm Bureau Mut. Ins. Co., 680 N.W.2d 8, 14 (Iowa 2004))
• “[PJrecise and unambiguous language should be given its plain and rational meaning without resort to the rules of statutory construction.”
• \[P]recise and unambiguous language should be given its plain and rational meaning without resort to the rules of statutory construction.\
• “[P]recise and unambiguous language should be given its plain and rational meaning without resort to the rules of statutory construction.”
• review of an equity case resulting in summary judgment is at law
• review of an equity case resulting in summary judgment is at law

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