Billman v. Frenzel Construction Co.

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• summary judgment proper where speculation would be required to prove element of cause of action alleged
• the existence of a fact cannot be inferred when a contrary fact could be inferred with equal certainty from the same evidence
• the existence of a fact cannot be inferred when a contrary fact could be inferred with equal certainty from the same evidence
• summary judgment proper where speculation would be required to prove element of cause of action alleged
• summary judgment proper where speculation would be necessary to prove element of cause of action alleged
• drunk driver was effective intervening cause breaking any causal chain between alleged defects in intersection and resulting injuries

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