In Re Ceresa Annette Rothery, Debtor. Larry Cunningham v. Ceresa Rothery

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• analyzing the federal counterpart to CR 56, and holding that a court may grant summary judgment without notice in such circumstances
• \The filing of an involuntary case requires the petitioning creditor to meet the burden of proof on the main elements under § 303.\
• a party is fairly apprised that the court will be deciding a motion for summary judgment if that party submitted matter outside the pleadings and the court considers them
• “a court may grant summary judgment 4 without notice if the losing party has had a ‘full and fair opportunity to ventilate the issues 5 involved in the motion.”’
• \A party is 'fairly apprised' that the court will in fact be [applying the summary judgment standard]] if that party submits matters outside the pleadings to the judge and invites consideration of them.\
• addressing conversion of a motion to dismiss

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