Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2/3/2005

Hayward v. Hayward

Citations

868 A.2d 554
2005 Pa. Super. 44
2005 Pa. Super. LEXIS 154

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concluding that appellant’s failure to cite any pertinent authority in support of his argument resulted in waiver of his claim
concluding that appellant’s failure to cite any pertinent authority in support of his argument resulted in waiver of his claim
concluding that the appellant’s failure to cite any pertinent authority in support of his argument resulted in waiver of his claim
concluding that appellant’s failure to cite any pertinent authority in support of his argument resulted in waiver of his claim
concluding that appellant’s failure to cite any pertinent authority in support of his argument resulted in waiver of his claim
holding that, “because [the appellant’s] violations of our rules of appellate procedure . . . do not prevent us from reviewing the merits of the issues raised, we will address [the merits of appellant’s] claims”

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Judges: Elliott, Panella, Todd

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