Busch Corp. v. State Farm Fire & Casualty Co.

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• nothing in record or plaintiffs’ briefs to support the possibility that they argued in opposition to summary judgment at the trial court’s hearing on the motion
• stating trial court may properly conclude no genuine issues of fact exist unless face of nonmovant’s affidavit affirmatively discloses existence of such issue
• stating trial court may properly conclude no genuine issues of fact exist unless face of nonmovant's affidavit affirmatively discloses existence of such issue
• notifying insurance company of claim by filing suit against it five years after damages occurred and three years after underlying suit had been filed constituted noneompliance with notice provisions as a matter of law and warranted affirmance of summary judgment

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