Angelo Cremona, S.P.A. v. R.S. Bacon Veneer Company

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• explaining that summary judgment is particularly appropriate when only questions of law are involved, rather than factual issues that may or may not be subject to genuine dispute
• explaining that summary judgment is particularly appropriate when only questions of law are involved, rather than factual issues that may or may not be subject to genuine dispute
• explaining that summary judgment is particularly appropriate when only questions of law are involved, rather than factual issues that may or may not be subject to genuine dispute
• noting “[i]t certainly is sensible [the Seller] would contractually limit its liability” once it no longer had control over the injury-causing machine
• noting “[i]t certainly is sensible [the Seller] would contractually limit its liability” once it no longer had control over the injury-causing machine
• summary judgment is particularly appropriate when only questions of law are involved, rather than factual issues that may or may not be subject to genuine dispute

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