Mullen v. Shattuck

How courts have described this case

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• noting that when the appellant has failed to preserve issues for appeal, the issues are waived, and the trial court’s order is more properly “affirmed”
• stating that when an appellant fails to preserve any issues for appeal, the appellate court should affirm rather than quash the appeal
• stating that a trial court order or judgment is more properly “affirmed” – as opposed to “quashed” – when the appellant has failed to preserve issues for appeal
• stating that where issues are waived on appeal, we should affirm rather than quash
• stating that where issues are waived on appeal, we should affirm rather than quash
• noting when appellant has waived issues on appeal, appellate court can affirm trial court’s decision

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).