Harkins v. Calumet Realty Co.

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• noting that - 10 - J.S48020/16 issues raised but not developed the argument section of a brief will be deemed waived
• finding that an appellant waives issues raised in a Brief’s Statement of Questions Involved but not developed in the Brief’s argument section
• explaining that issues not developed in the argument section of a brief are waived
• stating, issues not identified in the statement of questions or issues identified but not developed in the argument section of the brief are waived
• finding arguments raised in a Brief’s Statement of Questions Involved but not developed in the Brief’s argument section are waived
• stating, issues not identified in the statement of questions or issues identified but not developed in the argument section of the brief are waived

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