HNS Development, LLC v. People's Counsel

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an appellate court may decline to address a party’s argument if the party fails to present sufficient legal authorities to support it
• “[W]hen the development regulations incorporate Master Plan compliance[,] the Master Plan itself becomes a regulatory device, rather than a mere guide and recommendation.”
• “The brief provides only sweeping accusations and conclusory statements. After reviewing [the] brief, we are disinclined to search for and supply [the party] with authority to support its bald and undeveloped allegation^]”
• case, statutory, or constitutional authorities are a necessary part of any argument

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