McPeak v. McPeak

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• a party may not leave it to this Court to search for authority to support its position
• \[E]xemplary damages are permissible in both legal and equitable actions where the plaintiff pleads malicious and wilful conduct.\
• \[E]xemplary damages are permissible in both legal and equitable actions where the plaintiff pleads malicious and wilful conduct.\
• evidence with little weight is not necessarily inadmissible

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