Hawaii Supreme Court· 11/17/2016

Hussey v. Say.

Citations

139 Haw. 181
384 P.3d 1282
2016 Haw. LEXIS 294

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reviewing trial court's denial of a motion for disqualification for abuse of discretion
\This court is not obliged to address matters for which the appellants have failed to present discernible arguments.\ (citation modified)
\This court is not obliged to address matters for which the appellants have failed to present discernible arguments.\ (citation modified)
“The law of the case doctrine holds that a determination of a question of law made by an appellate court in the course of an action becomes the law of the case and may not be disputed by reopening of the question at a later stage of the litigation.”

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Judges: Recktenwald, Pollack, Wilson, Browning, Place, Nakayama, Trader, McKenna

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