Opinion ID: 2636929
Heading Depth: 3
Heading Rank: 1

Heading: McCabe's and Sullivan's Claims

Text: On appeal, McCabe and Sullivan argue: (1) that the superior court's findings are inadequate because they fail to resolve numerous factual points and do not squarely address the claims of contractual and statutory breach; (2) that the court's factual findings, coupled with the facts established by undisputed evidence at trial, prove contractual and statutory breaches that entitle McCabe and Sullivan to judgment as a matter of law; (3) that the trial court erred in failing to award Sullivan a prorated portion of her December 1997 rent for the period after she vacated her apartment, as well as statutory damages for Subramanian's failure to refund the excess December rent payment; (4) that the evidence fails to support the $500 award against McCabe for damaging the fourplex door; and (5) that the court erred in awarding full reasonable attorney's fees against McCabe.