Ypsilanti Charter Township v. Kircher

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a party’s failure to properly address the merits of an assertion of error constitutes an abandonment of the issue on appeal
• ruling that the fraudulent or unlawful conduct exception applied when the plaintiff “was forced to incur substantial costs and attorney fees to prosecute this matter, which originally arose out of [the] defendant’s illegal and egregious discharge of raw sewage into a public storm drain”
• discussing the difference between a nuisance in fact and a nuisance per se
• A party’s “failure to properly address the merits of his assertion of error constitutes an abandonment of this issue on appeal.”
• A party’s “failure to properly address the merits of his assertion of error constitutes an abandonment of this issue on appeal.”
• “[Appellant’s] failure to properly address the merits of his assertion of error constitutes an abandonment of this issue on appeal.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).