D'Aoust v. Diamond
| Docket Number | 5/11 |
| Decision Date | 31 January 2012 |
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Bailey v. City of Annapolis
...A.2d 1173 (1980) ).The Court of Appeals addressed the distinction between discretionary acts and ministerial acts in D'Aoust v. Diamond , 424 Md. 549, 36 A.3d 941 (2012). There, an appellant challenged the application of qualified immunity to court-appointed trustees in the judicial sale of......
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Johnson v. Mayor & City Council of Balt.
...summary judgment on the law is de novo, that is, whether the trial court's legal conclusions were legally correct.” D'Aoust v. Diamond, 424 Md. 549, 574, 36 A.3d 941 (2012) (quoting Messing v. Bank of Am., N.A., 373 Md. 672, 684, 821 A.2d 22 (2003)); see also Uninsured Employers' Fund v. Da......
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Potomac Shores, Inc. v. River Riders, Inc.
...four corners of the complaint and its exhibits. We will therefore treat the motion as one for summary judgment. See D'Aoust v. Diamond, 424 Md. 549, 573, 36 A.3d 941 (2012); Md. Rule 2–322(c). We review de novo a circuit court's grant of summary judgment based solely on a matter of law. Har......
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Barclay v. Briscoe
...party and construe any reasonable inferences that may be drawn from the well-pled facts against the moving party. D'Aoust v. Diamond, 424 Md. 549, 574, 36 A.3d 941, 955 (2012) (citations omitted). Further, an appellate court ordinarily should limit its review of a grant of a motion for summ......
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