Williams v. Williams
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERT M. BELL, Judge.
When in litigation there is no dispute as to the proper, indeed, the mandated, resolution of an issue on appeal, communication and cooperation between counsel, often times will vitiate the need for continuation of the litigation with its attendant requirements of time and resource expenditure. Had that been done in this case, this matter would have long since been resolved and without our intervention.
The genesis of this appeal lies in a prior appeal, involving the same parties, the decision in which is controlling as to the issue presented. A brief review of the facts…
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