Thornton v. Norwest Bank of Minnesota

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• “It is fundamental that arguments not raised in the trial court are not usually considered on appeal.”
• “It is fundamental that arguments not raised in the trial court are not usually considered on appeal. This court will deviate from this principle only in exceptional situations and when necessary to prevent a clear miscarriage of justice apparent from the record.” (cleaned up)

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