Hegel v. O'Malley Ins. Co., Inc.

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• noting that the proponent of an affirmative defense has the burden to prove it
• noting that the proponent of an affirmative defense has the burden to prove it
• “A motion for summary judgment is granted erroneously if, upon examination of the entire record, a reviewing court finds any disputed issue of fact that could affect final judgment.”
• affirmative defenses must be pled and proven by defendant or waived
• affirmative defenses must be pled and proven by defendant or waived

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