Costa v. Able Distributors, Inc.

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• requiring non-moving party in a motion for summary judgment to point to facts which refute movant’s proof in order to show genuine issue of material fact and prohibiting reliance on mere allegations of credibility
• party opposing summary judgment may not merely raise credibility as a genuine issue of material fact without some evidentia-ry matter in support
• credibility of affiant did not constitute a genuine issue of material fact absent discrepancy or contradiction in affiant’s statements on record
• employer not liable because did not know of employee's conduct
• employer not liable because did not know of employee’s conduct

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