Fisch v. Loews Cineplex Theatres, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• considering new evidence alleged after appellate briefing on issue of mootness
• considering new evidence alleged after appellate briefing on issue of mootness
• considering new evidence alleged after appellate briefing on issue of mootness
• appeal is considered moot if no actual controversy exists or if events have made it impossible to grant effectual relief to the plaintiff
• “parties to a resolved dispute lack a sufficient personal stake in the outcome to assure that there is an adversarial relationship that sharpens the presentation of issues”
• “An appeal is considered moot *** if events have occurred that make it impossible to grant the complaining party effectual relief.”

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