Brown v. Credit Center, Inc.

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• explaining that the non-movant must bring forth \significant probative evidence demonstrating the existence of [a] triable issue of fact\
• neither party raised assignment of error on appeal resulting in waiver of objection by both parties
• once movant points out absence of proof on claims as to which non-movant has burden at trial, non-movant must bring forward specific probative evidence demonstrating existence of material fact issue
• neither party raised assignment of error on appeal resulting in waiver of objection by both parties
• in construing federal law, this Court gives \great weight and deference to the interpretation of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit\
• “When doubt exists whether there is a fact issue, the non-moving party gets its benefit.”

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