Berlin Development Associates v. Department of Social Welfare

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• recognizing propriety of granting partial summary judgment pursuant to V.R.C.P. 56(d) as method for dealing with complex litigation
• when deciding a summary judgment motion, inferences and doubts as to the facts must be decided in favor of the nonmoving party.
• when deciding a summary judgment motion, inferences and doubts as to the facts must be decided in favor of the nonmoving party
• party opposing summary judgment should be given benefit of all reasonable doubts

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