George A. Darnell v. Target Stores

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• noting that an affidavit which is contradicted by the affiant's deposition testimony is “without factual support in the record ... and cannot defeat a motion for summary judgment”
• stating that \parties cannot thwart the purpose of Rule 56 by creating issues of fact through affidavits that contradict their own depositions\ and \self-serving affidavits without factual support in the record will not defeat a motion for summary judgment\
• stating that \parties cannot thwart the purpose of Rule 56 by creating issues of fact through affidavits that contradict their own depositions\ and \self-serving affidavits without factual support in the record will not defeat a motion for summary judgment\
• “Inherently depositions carry an increased level of reliability. Depositions are adversarial in nature and provide the opportunity for direct and cross-examination.”
• “Inherently depositions carry an increased level of reliability. Depositions are adversarial in nature and provide the opportunity for direct and cross-examination.”
• “Inherently depositions carry an increased level of reliability. Depositions are adversarial in nature and provide the opportunity for direct and cross-examination.”

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