Maryland Casualty Co. v. Lorkovic

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• stating that the party opposing summary judgment must offer \`evidence upon which the [court] could reasonably find [in his favor]'\
• stating that the party opposing summary judgment must offer “ ‘evidence upon which the [court] could reasonably find [in his favor]’ ”
• “... appellants’ trial memorandum and joint appellate brief present a detailed analysis of [the legal issue].”
• “As a general rule, appellate courts will not ordinarily undertake to sustain the judgment by ruling on another ground, not ruled upon by the trial court, if the alternative ground is one as to which the trial court had a discretion to deny summary judgment.” (Cleaned up)
• “As a general rule, appellate courts will not ordinarily undertake to sustain the judgment by ruling on another ground, not ruled upon by the trial court, if the alternative ground is one as to which the trial court had a discretion to deny summary judgment.” (Cleaned up)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).