Starks v. Rhodes

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• refusing to imply a limitation ‘excepting reasonable wear and tear’ where it is not found in the lease, stating: “Where the parties have by their express contract not limited their obligation, the law will not imply a limitation.”
• an appellee may advance additional reasons to sustain the decree of the court below even though not raised in or considered by the court below

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).