Hillcrest Manor Nursing Home v. Underwood

How courts have described this case

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• holding that issue was waived because it was not “expressly stated” in the questions presented (now assignments of error)
• finding that “an issue [was] not expressly stated among the 'questions presented,’ ... we, therefore, decline to consider [it] on appeal”
• finding that “an issue [was] not expressly stated among the ‘questions presented,’ ... we, therefore, decline to consider [it] on appeal” (emphasis added)
• finding that “an issue [was] not expressly stated among the ‘questions presented,’ ... we, therefore, decline to consider [it] on appeal” (emphasis added)
• finding that “an issue [was] not expressly stated among the ‘questions presented,’ . . . we, therefore, decline to consider [it] on appeal”
• finding “an issue [was] not expressly stated among the ‘questions presented,’ ... we, therefore, decline to consider [it] on appeal”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).