Zipp v. Wuemling

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• holding that the ward’s death during pendency of the appeal did not render moot a controversy about removal of the guardian, the guardian’s fees, and attorney’s fees
• noting that appeal is moot when court’s action on merits of issue cannot affect parties’ rights
• stating appeal moot when actual controversy ceases to exist and court’s action on merits cannot affect rights of parties
• “[a]n appeal is moot when a court’s action on the merits cannot affect the rights of the parties.”
• issue is moot \when a court's action on the merits cannot affect the rights of the parties\
• A An appeal is moot when a court = s action on the merits cannot affect the rights of the parties. @

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