Mid-Century Insurance v. Founders Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• stating that where the facts are undisputed, whether a contract exists constitutes a question of law that the trial court may decide on a summary judgment motion
• stating that where the facts are undisputed, whether a contract exists constitutes a question of law that the trial court may decide on a summary judgment motion
• “[U]nder Rule 366 [citation], a reviewing court may, in the exercise of its responsibility for a just result, ignore consideration of waiver and decide a case on grounds not properly raised or not raised at all by the parties.” (Internal quotation marks omitted.)
• considering the existence of a contract
• considering the existence of a contract

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