Estate of Taylor v. Flair Property Associates

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• “[W]e do not consider the merits of the [appellee’s] argument because it . . . is an attack on the weight ultimately to be given the evidence, rather than its legal sufficiency on the motion to strike.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).