Hayes v. Murray

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• affidavit “based on the affiant’s personal knowledge of the facts in the case as well as his review of the unattached medical records” was sufficient
• although affidavit was based in part on unattached medical record, opinions in affidavit were based in part on personal knowledge of the facts of the case and were sufficient to raise an issue of genuine fact
• although affidavit was based in part on unattached medical record, opinions in affidavit were based in part on personal knowledge of the facts of the case and were sufficient to raise an issue of genuine fact

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