Dyer v. Dyer

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• noting that summary judgment is \warranted in state-of-mind cases ... if the nonmoving party['s position] 'rests merely upon conclusory allegations ....' \ (citation omitted)
• “[T]heft offenses in KRS Chapter 514 require . . . specific intent to ‘deprive another of his property’ . . . .”

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