Goodman v. Commercial Credit Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that subsection (a), which is now codified as subsection (c), “prescribes the pleading prerequisites” for a judgment on affidavit
• stating that subsection (a), 9 A judgment on affidavit is a procedure peculiar to the District Court. It is a procedure whereby the trial court enters judgment based on documents without proceeding to a trial on the merits. 10 Specifically, newly codified Rule 3-306(c
• “when there is no hard and fast rule governing the situation, in arriving at a decision, the trial judge must exercise his or her judicial discretion”
• “Where the decision or order of the trial court is a matter of discretion it will not be disturbed on a review except on a clear showing of abuse of discretion[.]”
• “Necessarily, when there is no hard and fast rule governing the situation, in arriving at a decision, the trial judge must exercise his or her judicial discretion.... ”
• “Where the decision or order of the trial court is a matter of discretion it will not be disturbed on review except on a clear showing of abuse of discretion.”

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