Brock Ex Rel. Baer v. Rogers & Babler, Inc.

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• assertions of fact in pleadings and legal memoranda cannot be relied upon for summary judgment purposes
• Restatement (Second) of Torts § 352 (1965) grounded upon policy which seeks to limit liability to persons in possession and control of property
• Restatement (Second) of Torts § 352 (1965) grounded upon policy which seeks to limit liability to persons in possession and control of property
• \Assertions of fact in pleadings and memoranda are not admissible in evidence and cannot be relied upon for the purposes of summary judgment.\
• \Assertions of fact in pleadings and memoranda are not admissib{le] evidence and cannot be relied upon for the purposes of summary judgment.\
• \Assertions of fact in pleadings and memoranda are not admissible evidence and cannot be relied upon for the purposes of summary judgment.\

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