First Savings Bank v. McLean

How courts have described this case

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• holding that mere allegations of error do not amount to an abuse of discretion and that where supporting authority is not provided for an argument, it will be deemed abandoned
• holding that mere allegations of error do not amount to an abuse of discretion and that where supporting authority is not provided for an argument, it will be deemed abandoned
• holding that mere allegations of error do not amount to an abuse of discretion and that where supporting authority is not provided for an argument, it will be deemed abandoned
• noting that where a party fails to cite any supporting authority or where the argument is merely a conclusory statement, the issue is deemed abandoned on appeal
• holding an issue will be deemed abandoned when the appellant fails to provide arguments or supporting authority
• holding when a party fails to provide arguments or supporting authority for his assertion, the party is deemed to have abandoned the issue

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).