Graves v. P. J. Taggares Co.

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• holding that if the moving party fails to establish entitlement to summary judgment as a matter of law, judgment should not be entered even if the adverse party has failed to contest the motion
• summary judgment only appropriate when facts are susceptible to only one interpretation
• summary judgment only appropriate when facts are susceptible to only one interpretation
• \`Whether a relationship is one of agency or independent contractorship can only be decided as a matter of law where there are no facts in dispute and the facts are susceptible of only one interpretation.'\
• \`Whether a relationship is one of agency or independent contractorship can only be decided as a matter of law where there are no facts in dispute and the facts are susceptible of only one interpretation.'\
• “ “Whether a relationship is one of agency or independent contractorship can only be decided as a matter of law where there are no facts in dispute and the facts are susceptible of only one interpretation.’” (quoting Larner v. Torgerson Corp., 93 Wn.2d 801, 804, 613 P.2d 780 (1980))

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).