GROUND(S) OF APPEAL - Effect of a ground of appeal having no issue or argument to cover it
HELD:
"It is now settled law that where a ground of appeal is not covered by the issues for determination set out in the Appellant's Brief of argument, that ground of appeal must be deemed to have been abandoned and should be struck out.
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