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· 10/6/2022

McAndrews, J. v. Prothy of the PA Supreme Ct

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  • affirming entry of summary judgment when appellant’s principal brief did not challenge independent and sufficient ground for judgment
  • interpreting Minn.Stat. § 580.08 (2012) and noting that “[t]he Jackson opinion suggests that strict compliance is required for all statutes within chapter 580, not just for section 580.02.”
  • affirming grant of summary judgment where the district court provided two 13 independent and sufficient grounds for the grant and appellant did not challenge one of the grounds
  • affirming summary judgment on four counts of a complaint after determining that the appellant forfeited review because its primary brief did not challenge “an independent and sufficient basis for the district court’s entry of summary judgment”
  • “The Jackson opinion suggests that strict compliance is required for all statutes within chapter 580, not just for section 580.02.”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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