Court of Appeals of Maryland· 7/23/1979

Robeson v. State

Citations

403 A.2d 1221
285 Md. 498
1979 Md. LEXIS 255

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recognizing that a trial court may be right, but for the wrong reasons
discussing exceptions to the general principle that an appellate court will not ordinarily consider an issue not previously raised
discussing exceptions to the general principle that an appellate court will not ordinarily consider an issue not previously raised
“a trial court’s decision may be correct although for a different reason than relied on by that court.”
“a trial court’s decision may be correct although for a different reason than relied on by that court.”
“where the record in a case adequately demonstrates that the decision of the trial court was correct, although on a ground not relied upon by the trial court ..., an appellate court will affirm.”

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Judges: Murphy, Smith, Digges, Eldridge, Cole

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