Clauson v. Lloyd

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that no affidavit is required to support summary judgment if other evidence in the record independently supports the motion
• holding that a self-serving affidavit will not support summary judgment
• rejecting the idea that an unsupported affidavit is always sufficient to establish the attested-to matters
• rejecting the idea that an unsupported affidavit is always sufficient to establish the attested-to matters
• reversing summary judgment where movant did not meet the test in NRCP 56
• reversing summary judgment where movant did not meet the test in NRCP 56

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