G & H TOWING CO. v. Magee

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that “[g]ranting a summary judgment on a claim not addressed in a summary judgment motion . . . is, as a general rule, reversible error”
• noting that summary judgments “may only be granted upon grounds expressly asserted in the summary judgment motion”
• stating that “[g]ranting a summary judgment on a claim not addressed in the summary judgment motion therefore is, as a general rule, reversible error”
• noting that summary judgments “may only be granted upon grounds expressly asserted in the summary judgment motion”
• noting that a court cannot grant summary judgment on grounds not presented in the motion
• noting that summary judgments generally “may only be granted upon grounds expressly asserted in the summary judgment motion”

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