Gulbenkian v. Penn

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• requiring a trial court at summary judgment to give the nonmovant ″the benefit of every reasonable inference which properly can be drawn in favor of his position″ and that if ″a mere ground of inference″ supports the motion, it will not be granted
• “The duty of the court hearing the motion for summary judgment is to determine if there are any issues of fact to be tried, and not to weigh the evidence or determine its credibility, and thus try the case on the affidavits.”

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