· 10/15/1909
Indian Refining Co. v. Mobley
Citations
- 134 Ky. 822
- 121 S.W. 657
- 1909 Ky. LEXIS 435
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- explaining that “[p]roceeding pro se does not otherwise relieve a litigant of the usual requirements of summary judgment, and a pro se party’s bald assertions unsupported by evidence, are insufficient to overcome a motion for summary judgment”
- acknowledging independent review to ensure uncontroverted evidence supports defendants’ Rule 56.1 statement where plaintiffs failed to file a Rule 56.1
- “[P]roceeding pro se does not otherwise relieve a litigant of the usual requirements of summary judgment, and a pro se party’s bald assertions unsupported by evidence . . . are insufficient to overcome a motion for summary judgment.”
- “Although plaintiffs did not file a Rule 56.1 statement, the Court has independently reviewed the record to ensure that there is uncontroverted evidence to support the paragraphs referenced in defendants’ Rule 56.1.”
- “Although plaintiffs did not file a Rule 56.1 statement, the Court has independently reviewed the record to ensure that there is uncontroverted evidence to support the paragraphs referenced in defendants’ Rule 56.1.”
- “Although plaintiffs did not file a Rule 56.1 statement, the Court has independently reviewed the record to ensure that there is uncontroverted evidence to support the paragraphs referenced in defendants’ Rule 56.1.”
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Judges: Lassing, Nunn, Stout
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