Fletcher v. Hatcher

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• refusing to consider allegations in plaintiffs' complaint in opposition to defendant's motion for summary judgment because verification was based \on the best of plaintiffs' knowledge and belief\ rather than the requisite personal knowledge required for summary judgment purposes
• refusing to consider allegations in plaintiffs’ complaint in opposition to defendant’s motion for summary judgment because verification was based “on the best of plaintiffs’ knowledge and belief” rather than the requisite personal knowledge required for summary judgment purposes
• “We do not consider the allegations in plaintiffs’ verified complaint to be evidence, because the verification therein was based on ‘the best of plaintiffs’ knowledge and belief.’ ”
• summary judgment for owner affirmed where affidavit of owner denying knowledge of driver’s incompetence was not rebutted by any countervailing evidence
• “We do not consider the allegations in plaintiffs’ verified complaint to be evidence, because the verification therein was based on ‘the best of plaintiffs’ knowledge and belief.’ ”

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