Alan B. Morrison v. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Nissan Motor Corporation in U. S. A., S. & R. Inc., D/B/A Vob Datsun Sales

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• “[E]ven though there may be no dispute about the basic facts, still summary judgment will be inappropriate if the parties disagree on the inferences which may reasonably be drawn from those undisputed facts.”
• “[E]ven though there may be no dispute about the basic facts, still summary judgment w[ould] be inappropriate if the parties disagree on the inferences which may reasonably be drawn from those undisputed facts.”
• discussing propriety of summary judgment when credibility is an issue

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).