Supreme Court of South Carolina· 2/5/1990
Hamilton v. Miller
Citations
- 389 S.E.2d 652
- 301 S.C. 45
- 1990 S.C. LEXIS 55
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- trial court should deny summary judgment if there is genuine issue as to conclusions or inferences to be drawn from undisputed evidentiary facts
- trial court should deny summary judgment if there is genuine issue as to conclusions or inferences to be drawn from undisputed evidentiary facts
- Even where there is no factual dispute, but a dispute as to the infer enees and conclusions to be drawn from the facts, summary-judgment should not be granted.
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Judges: Harwell, Gregory, Chandler, Finney, Toal
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11 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Koester v. Carolina Rental Center, Inc.Supreme Court of South Carolina· 1994-04-18· cited 75×
- Wade v. Berkeley CountyCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 1998-02-23· cited 37×
- Frazier v. BadgerSupreme Court of South Carolina· 2004-09-27· cited 27×
- Wilson v. Style Crest Products, Inc.Supreme Court of South Carolina· 2006-03-06· cited 17×
- Moshtaghi v. the CitadelCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 1994-04-25· cited 16×
- Etheredge v. Richland School District ICourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 1998-03-30· cited 12×
- Rice v. School Dist. of FairfieldCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 1994-12-12· cited 9×
- STOVALL BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. v. MottetCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 1990-11-26· cited 7×
- Cisson Construction, Inc. v. Reynolds & Associates, Inc.Court of Appeals of South Carolina· 1993-04-19· cited 6×
- Foster v. Ford Motor Credit Co.Supreme Court of South Carolina· 1990-08-27· cited 5×
- Metropolitan Life Insurance v. FogleCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 1992-06-22· cited 1×
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