Elvira Pamintuan, M. D. v. Nanticoke Memorial Hospital

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• noting that “it is not proper” to consider evidence that would not be admissible at trial for purposes of summary judgment
• noting that it is not proper, on summary judgment, to consider evidence that is not admissible at trial
• noting that it is not proper, on summary judgment, to consider evidence that is not admissible at trial
• noting that it is not proper, on summary judgment, to consider evidence that is not admissible at trial
• noting that it is not proper, on summary judgment, to consider evidence that is not admissible at trial
• noting that it is not proper, on summary judgment, to consider evidence that is not admissible at trial

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).