Glasgow Enterprises, Inc. v. Bowers

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• holding that because an affirmative defense must be properly pled in an answer to be considered in connection with a motion for summary judgment, defendant's failure to raise affirmative defense cannot be relied on to defeat plaintiff's motion for summary judgment
• defendants did not plead alleged noncompliance with statute as affirmative defense so plaintiff was not required to negate facts related to affirmative defense on summary judgment
• the non-tax sale purchasers did not have a publicly recorded interest when the statutorily required notices were sent, and therefore, Glasgow did not violate Section 140.405 in not sending the purchasers a notice

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