Ibn-Sadiika v. Riester

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• holding that a plaintiffs right to amend a complaint is properly withheld “[w]here the initial pleading reveals that [its] defects are so substantial that amendment is not likely to cure them, and that the prima facie elements of the claims asserted will not be established.... ”
• “[w]hen an appellant fails to carry forward, or is indecipherably vague in, argumentation upon a certain point in his appellate brief, that point is waived.”
• “[w]hen an appellant fails to carry forward, or is indecipherably vague in, argumentation upon a certain point in his appellate brief, that point is waived.”
• “When an appellant fails to carry forward, or is indecipherably vague in, argumentation upon a certain point in his appellate brief, that point is waived.”
• when an appellant fails to carry forward, or is indecipher-ably vague in, argumentation upon a certain point in his appellate brief, that point is waived
• “When an appellant fails to carry forward, or is indecipherably vague in, argumentation upon a certain point in his appellate brief, that point is waived.

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