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Co. of Ariz., (appellate court should not “decide issues unless it is required to do so in order to dispose of the appeal under consideration”).

Co. of Ariz., (explaining appellate courts should not decide questions unnecessary to the disposition of the appeal).

Co. of Ariz., (stating an appeals court should not "decide issues unless it is required to do so in order to dispose of the appeal under consideration").

Co., (noting appellate courts should not decide questions unnecessary to disposition of appeal).

Co., (Appellate courts generally should not decide questions unnecessary to the disposition of the appeal.).

Co. of Ariz., (noting that appellate courts should not give advisory opinions or decide issues other than those required to dispose of appeal under consideration); see also Allen v. Graham, 8 Ariz.App.

Co. of Ariz., (“It is not an appellate court’s function to declare principles of law which cannot have any practical effect in settling the rights of litigants.”).

Co., (appellate courts should not give advisory opinions or decide questions not essential for resolution of the issues on appeal).

Co. of Ariz., (recognizing that appellate courts should not give advisory opinions or decide issues unnecessary to the disposition of an appeal).

Co. of Ariz., ¶ 10 (App. 2009).

Co. of Ariz., ¶ 10 (App. 2009).

Co. of Ariz., (An opinion is advisory only if it “declare[s] principles of law which cannot have any practical effect in settling the rights of litigants.”).

Co. of Ariz., , (declining request to provide guidance on principles of law unnecessary in settling the rights of the litigants).

Co. of Ariz., (explaining that appellate courts should not decide issues unless they are “required to do so in order to dispose of the appeal”).

Co. of Ariz., (“It is not an appellate court’s function to declare principles of law which cannot have any practical effect in settling the rights of litigants.”).

Co. of Ariz., (“It is not an appellate court’s function to declare principles of law which cannot have any practical effect in settling the rights of litigants.” (citation omitted)).

Co. of Ariz., (appellate court should not decide issues other than those required to dispose of appeal under consideration).

Co. of Ariz., , (appellate court should not decide issues other than those required to dispose of appeal under consideration).

Co. of Ariz., (appellate court should not give advisory opinions or decide issues other than those required to dispose of appeal under consideration).