Ferguson v. Miller

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• holding that, under the Civil Practice Act, \the spirit of the summary judgment procedure contemplate[s] that the respondent shall have actual notice of a day upon which the matter will be heard and judgment rendered upon the record then existing.\
• holding that, under the Civil Practice Act, “the spirit of the summary judgment procedure contemplate [s] that the respondent shall have actual notice of a day upon which the matter will be heard and judgment rendered upon the record then existing.”

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