Giannoble v. P & M Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

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• finding affidavit under Rule 191(b) to be “fatally defective” in part because it was signed by the attorney, not a party
• finding affidavit under Rule 191(b) to be “fatally defective” in part because it was signed by the attorney, not -6- a party
• the Rule 191(b) affidavit was fatally defective because it was signed by the plaintiffs attorney, not by the party
• the Rule 191(b) affidavit was fatally defective because it was signed by the plaintiff's attorney, not by the party
• “Failure to comply with Rule 191(b) defeats an objection on appeal that insufficient time for discovery was allowed.”
• \Failure to comply with Rule 191(b) defeats an objection on appeal that insufficient time for discovery was allowed.\

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