Alpstetten Ass'n, Inc. v. Kelly

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• explaining that a party opposing summary judgment may not rest upon “mere allegations,” but must come forward with affidavits or other evidence raising a factual dispute
• once the moving party meets initial burden of showing absence of disputed material facts the nonmoving party must come forward with evidence of any disputed material facts and cannot rely on allegations alone

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