Morse v. Copeland

How courts have described this case

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• disregarding findings instead of remanding for proper entry because time was of the essence
• in an appeal, a party must present its arguments on the merits in its appellate brief; it is improper for a party to attempt to address arguments by incorporating by reference briefs filed in other pleadings

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