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West Virginia Supreme Court· 5/9/1984

State Ex Rel. M.C.H. v. Kinder

Citations

  • 317 S.E.2d 150
  • 173 W. Va. 387
  • 1984 W. Va. LEXIS 399

How courts have described this case

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  • A case not rendered moot if the issues \are capable of repetition and yet will evade review.\
  • “This Court has addressed issues that are likely to arise in the future on a continuing basis that are of special importance to the public and to the bar even when a settlement has been reached.”
  • “This Court has addressed issues that are likely to arise in the future on a continuing basis that are of special importance to the public and to the bar even when a settlement has been reached.”
  • “A case is not rendered moot even though a party to the litigation has had a change in status such that he no longer has a legally cognizable interest in the litigation or the issues have lost their adversarial vitality, if such issues are capable of repetition and yet will evade review.”

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Judges: Miller

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