Brownlee v. Brownlee

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• holding that affidavits that merely state a legal conclusion are insufficient to raise a fact issue
• holding that statement in affidavit that “his contractual obligation had been modified” was nothing more than legal conclusion
• holding that affidavits that merely state a legal conclusion are insufficient to raise a fact issue
• holding that affidavits that merely state a legal conclusion are insufficient to raise a fact issue
• holding that statement in affidavit that \his contractual obligation had been modified\ was nothing more than legal conclusion
• recognizing that “[a]ffidavits consisting only of conclusions are insufficient to raise an issue of fact”

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