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· 1/20/2015

Bates, Darrell

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  • declining to employ tipsy coachman doctrine to affirm final judgment based on argued affidavit deficiencies where \the trial court did not have the opportunity to make a factual finding regarding that issue\
  • declining to employ tipsy coachman doctrine to affirm final judgment based on argued affidavit deficiencies where \the trial court did not have the opportunity to make a factual finding regarding that issue\

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