· 10/3/1901
Davies v. Leete
Citations
- 111 Ky. 659
- 64 S.W. 441
- 1901 Ky. LEXIS 228
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- stating that “the general rationale for conversion to summary judgment dissipates,” where “the documents in question are submitted by [the] plaintiff,” because “the plaintiff is obviously on notice of their contents”
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