Carrera y Hermano v. Registrador de la Propiedad de San Germán

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• “hearing is required” when opposing affidavits and record demonstrate lack of accuracy of recollection by affiants
• requiring a hearing to resolve differing accounts from military counsel and his client about the latter’s desire to retain civilian counsel
• stating that a hearing is required to resolve conflicting affidavits if “the evidence before us does not so compellingly demonstrate [the] accuracy of recollection by one as opposed to the other ... as to justify determination of the issue on the basis of the affidavits”
• stating that a hearing is required to resolve conflicting affidavits if “the evidence before us does not so compellingly demonstrate [the] accuracy of recollection by one as opposed to the other . . . as to justify determination of the issue on the basis of the affidavits”
• hearing required to resolve conflicting affidavits if “the evidence before us does not so compellingly demonstrate an accuracy of recollection by one as opposed to the other ... as to justify determination of the issue on the basis of the affidavits”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).