I'On, L.L.C. v. Town of Mt. Pleasant

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• holding that the court need not address additional issues if it is not necessary to the resolution of the case
• holding that the court need not address additional issues if it is not necessary to the resolution of the case
• holding that an issue not raised to and ruled upon by the lower court is not preserved for appellate review
• holding that an appellate court can rely on any reason “appearing in the record to affirm the lower court’s judgment” (emphasis added)
• recognizing that a respondent may abandon an additional sustaining ground by failing to raise it in the appellate brief
• holding that an appellate court may affirm based on any ground appearing in the record

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