Resolution Trust Corp. v. City of Scottsdale

How courts have described this case

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• appellate court has discretion to consider arguments raised for first time on appeal, especially when arguments involve substantive legal issues not affected by questions of fact
• “Arizona appellate courts [] have discretion to entertain arguments first raised on appeal. The general rule disfavoring such arguments is not a jurisdictional requirement[] but reflects considerations of the orderly administration of justice.”
• “Arizona appellate courts [] have discretion to entertain arguments first raised on appeal. The general rule disfavoring such arguments is not a jurisdictional requirement, but reflects considerations of the orderly administration of justice.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).