Bloyed v. General Motors Corp.

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• no particular terminology required to render document an affidavit; substance and not form of affidavit is significant; furthermore, defects in form of affidavit must be pointed out by objection
• no particular terminology required to render document an affidavit; substance and not form of affidavit is significant; furthermore, defects in form of affidavit must be pointed out by objection

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