noting that this Court " 'may affirm a trial court's judgment on "any valid legal ground presented by the record, regardless of whether that ground was considered, or even if it was rejected, by the trial court ." ' " (citations omitted)
How later courts described this case
- noting that this Court " 'may affirm a trial court's judgment on "any valid legal ground presented by the record, regardless of whether that ground was considered, or even if it was rejected, by the trial court ." ' " (citations omitted)
- stating that joinder of plaintiffs as to whom venue was improper may be permitted under § 6-3-7(c)
- indicating that parties have the right to establish the proper venue before the issue of arbitration is considered
- " 'This Court may affirm a trial court’s judgment on "any valid legal ground presented by the record, regardless of whether that ground was considered, or even if it was rejected, by the trial court.” ' ” (quoting General Motors Corp. v. Stokes Chevrolet, Inc., 885 So.2d 119, 124 (Ala.2003), quoting in turn Liberty Nat'l Life Ins. Co. v. University of Alabama Health Servs. Found., P.C., 881 So.2d 1013, 1020 (Ala.2003))
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
Insofar as the Court's opinion resolves the proceedings involving Susan Coleman *Page 1091
(cases no. 1030066 and 1030069), I concur fully. However, insofar as the opinion resolves the proceedings involving the plaintiffs in the Wright case (cases no. 1022043 and 1022060), I concur only in the judgments.